Adamantine

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Adamantine may refer to Adamant or adamantine a generic name for a very hard material Adamantine veneer a patented celluloid veneer Adamantine lustre a property of some minerals Adamantine

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The meaning of ADAMANTINE is made of or having the quality of adamant How to use adamantine in a sentence Did you know

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Adamantine comparative more adamantine superlative most adamantine Made of adamant or having the qualities of adamant incapable of being broken dissolved or penetrated

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Definition of adamantine adamantine in British English d m nta n adjective

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ADAMANTINE definition utterly unyielding or firm in attitude or opinion See examples of adamantine used in a sentence

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Something adamantine is unbreakable Adamantine is often used in a figurative way If you re bound by adamantine chains get comfy because you re not breaking free When someone is adamant the

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In the tabletop roleplaying game Dungeons Dragons Adamantine is an exotic metal of great strength In His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman in the third book The Amber Spyglass 2000 Lord Asriel s

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