Transmute is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRANSMUTE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to change to another form or substance, also TRANSMEW, TRANSMOVE
• change in form, nature, or substance
• subject (base metals) to alchemical transmutation
• change the form or nature of
• To change from one nature, form, or substance, into another; to transform.
• change in outward structure or looks
• alter the nature of (elements)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to change or alter in form, appearance, or nature and especially to a higher form

Words related to TRANSMUTE

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Words that contain TRANSMUTE

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How to use TRANSMUTE in a sentence

• The spectator is obliged to recede from the picture until distance enables the eye to transmute the offending material and reconcile the conflicting passages.
• Prescott claims, as I understand, to be able to transmute copper into gold.
• A relatively large fraction of its atoms transmute per second to a solid element designated Radium A.
• But that, for many, art not only adds something new, but seems to transmute and enrich the old, is certain and by no means deplorable.
• Should water at any time touch it, the hands of Thy power would, as decreed in Thy Tablets, transmute that water into a fuel that would feed its flame.
• The methods and reasoning of the alchemists became absurd, and no one would attempt seriously to transmute the metals on their lines.
• By adaptation, control and conscious direction, we may transmute and sublimate it.
• And do not think that pause can transmute commonplace thoughts into great and dignified utterance.
• Transmute every incident of your day into a subject for a speech or an illustration.
• His influence is multiplied if he can only transmute his audience into a crowd.
• If you desire it, these papers will transmute themselves into a magnificent castle, into liveried servants, into superb carriages.
• Trust to time and the alchemy of thought to transmute them.
• But when the average farmer learns to transmute compost into grass and grain, and these into beef, he usually stops, content.
• And, provided your mind is not in as bad condition as your body, this physical overplus will transmute some of itself into mental exuberance.
• It will transmute the stone into a ruby of great price, and fill the sea shells with brilliant pearls.
• I had been unable to transmute this vile brew into blood, for it was not wine, and wine alone is changed into the blood of Jesus Christ.
• The early productions of both were published anonymously, and lastly they both knew how to transmute thought into gold, for they died rich.
• I am too old to be a combatant, and too much of a specialist in literature to transmute my activities.
• Most people think that it is a sort of charm which, if you could discover it, would transmute all baser metals into gold.
• Your own mind has the power to transmute every external phenomenon to its own purposes.
• To transmute crime to wisdom, so to stem The vice of Japhet by the thought of Shem.
• And this is well for the reader, as all have not time for philosophy, nor can all transmute pain into treasure.
• In this respect all such men partake the career of the alchemists, who did not transmute other metals into gold, but made valuable discoveries in chemistry.

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