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"english": "sublimate of antimony.",
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"word": "🜫 – antimony ore"
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"(astronomy) the Earth."
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"(Christianity) the redeemed world (symbol carried by depictions of Christ and medieval Christian kings)."
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"stibnite (antimony ore, Sb₂S₃)."
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"(alchemy, archaic) stibnite (antimony ore, Sb₂S₃)."
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"the fictitious planet Proserpina, which one Polish school of astrology identifies as the dwarf planet Eris."
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"(astrology, rare) the fictitious planet Proserpina, which one Polish school of astrology identifies as the dwarf planet Eris."
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"alchemy",
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"(astronomy) the Earth."
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"cartography",
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"church",
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"(cartography) marks a church."
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"stibnite (antimony ore, Sb₂S₃)."
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"alchemy",
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