Noun
An apparatus formerly used in distillation, usually made of glass or metal. It has mostly given place to the retort and worm still.
Source: Webster's dictionaryThe alembic of English tolerance has operated by now on the newer arrivals as well. Their sons have taken part in English life, contributed to English achievement, striven for England's betterment, shed their blood in England's wars. Cecil Roth
According to Rundgren's account, the men appeared to believe that he possessed a large quantity of cocaine (which he never used); although the family was unharmed, the men stole some valuable items including a custom-made Alembic bass guitar. Source: Internet
Alembic has been able to build manufacturing capabilities for the US market in the high-value portfolio and change the business strategy for the domestic market. Source: Internet
Alembic also allows artists to break through the limitations of joint-based mesh deformation in a real-time engine. Source: Internet
VADODARA: Alembic Limited chairman Chirayu Amin said on Sunday his company had implemented all pollution-control norms at its plant here. Source: Internet
I am very dependent of Alembic as I import clothes from Marvelous. Source: Internet