transmute|transmuted|transmutes|transmuting in English
verb
[trans·mute || trænz'mjuːt ,-s-]
change form, be transformed from one condition to anothe
Use "transmute|transmuted|transmutes|transmuting" in a sentence
1. Energy transmutes into matter and vice versa.
2. Affliction transmutes Banks's painful past into fiction
3. You knew you could transmute it.
4. She ceased to think, as anger transmuted into passion.
5. You transmuted the molecular properties of the rifle.
6. Transmute Arcanite no longer has a cooldown.
7. 2 She ceased to think, as anger transmuted into passion.
8. We can't transmute base metals into gold.
9. Bladderskate transmuted over time into blabber and blabbermouth plus Blither and blitering idiot
10. They'll transmute the abundant raw materials into finished products.
11. Ultimately the wooden drum was transmuted into the body of the membrane drum.
12. It is impossible to transmute base metals into gold.
13. Medieval alchemists attempted to transmute base metals into gold.
14. Scientists transmuted matter into pure energy and exploded the first atomic bomb.
15. It is possible to transmute one form of energy into another.
16. These entities, even while occupying a body, could transmute matter.
17. Allow the sun to begin to transmute the patterning and karma.
18. With the right rituals matter could be influenced to transmute into higher forms.
19. A radioactive atom could transmute itself into an entirely different kind of atom.
20. Anthony Storr shows how these depressive fears were magically transmuted in the literary sphere.
21. A few centuries ago alchemists thought they could transmute lead into gold.
22. To change by or as by alchemy; transmute: to Alchemize lead into gold.
23. One of the supreme quests of alchemy is to transmute lead into gold.
24. Place items here and attempt to combine them with the transmute button.
25. Edit source History Talk (0) For a detailed explanation of transmuting, see the main article, Adorning