Antonyms for elixir
ɪˈlɪk sərelixir

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1. elixirnoun

   a sweet flavored liquid (usually containing a small amount of alcohol) used in compounding medicines to be taken by mouth in order to mask an unpleasant taste

   Synonyms:
   philosophers' stone, philosopher's stone

2. philosopher's stone, philosophers' stone, elixirnoun

   hypothetical substance that the alchemists believed to be capable of changing base metals into gold

   Synonyms:
   philosophers' stone, philosopher's stone

3. elixirnoun

   a substance believed to cure all ills

   Synonyms:
   philosophers' stone, philosopher's stone

How to use elixir in a sentence?

1. Naveen Patnaik:

   Forests are the elixir of life

2. Alan Rechtschaffen:

   I think the market is ready and comfortable for an increasing Fed funds rate, we just have to turn this aircraft carrier around, get out of this zombie-like economy which is being fed on an elixir of low interest rates and get to a process of normalization.

3. Michelle Rauch:

   The idea that combining coffee and lemon juice creates a ‘fat burning’ elixir is false. While each component may have some of their own health benefits, there is no scientific evidence to prove that the pairing of the two would promote weight loss, consuming too much of this concoction can actually have adverse effects to one’s health.

4. Alan Rechtschaffen:

   We just have to turn this aircraft carrier around, get out of this zombie-like economy which is being fed on an elixir of low interest rates and get to a process of normalization.

5. Kellyanne Conway:

   Nobody's going to have a silver bullet, a magic elixir on stage at the CNN debate that dislodges Trump from the top of the polls. That's a fool's errand, it's incumbent upon these candidates to show contrast from other people's point of views, including Mr. Trump's.

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