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Meanings of adamantine in English
Impervious to pleas, persuasion, requests, reason; she would have none of him"- W.Churchill.
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Examples for "carbon"
Examples for "carbon"
1
Uncertainty over future carbon costs, and therefore power prices, clouds investment plans.
2
Power companies hope the technique can help them avoid higher carbon emissions.
3
The challenge occurred if countries wanted to join an international carbon market.
4
His report also advocated harmonizing laws across Europe for the carbon industry.
5
Looking beyond just capturing carbon from power plants would help, he said.
Usage of adamantine in English
1
He had loved her so-theone soft side of his adamantine character.
2
And our first discovery will be that such communication has adamantine limitations.
3
His iron breast has met with others as adamantine as his own.
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Personally, he discovered, he preferred such beauty to the latter adamantine qualities.
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But Sir John had met all her wiles with his adamantine smile.
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You are hard with me, Elinor-alwaysflinty and adamantine, and that sort.
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From time to time the adamantine gates fell ajar, and in we slipped.
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What I said then is now made fast in adamantine bonds.
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Far below he could see the green, surging water lashing the adamantine walls.
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Not the adamantine ceramic she had just seen, but dry grass.
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When we have proceeded some hundred yards, we shall reach the adamantine portals.
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Even an offer of money failed to move their adamantine hearts.
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The truths they held were clear, clean-cut, adamantine, foundational, and unchangeable.
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It is ominous, vivid blue-black-solid, adamantine, a crystal wall of amethyst.
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Glanton sat his horse and studied the adamantine deep beneath him.
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Shards of reflection like chromed glass inlaid in adamantine black metal.
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