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LODESTONE definition: 1. (a piece of) rock that contains a lot of iron and can therefore be used as a magnet (= an object…. Learn more.
- English (US)
LODESTONE meaning: 1. (a piece of) rock that contains a lot...
- Znaczenie Lodestone, Definicja W Cambridge English Dictionary
lodestone definicja: 1. (a piece of) rock that contains a...
- Lodestone in Traditional Chinese
LODESTONE translate: (天然)磁鐵,磁石. Learn more in the Cambridge...
- Lodestone in Simplified Chinese
LODESTONE translate: (天然)磁铁,磁石. Learn more in the Cambridge...
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MAGNET definition: 1. an object that is able to attract iron...
- English (US)
noun. lode· stone ˈlōd-ˌstōn. variants or less commonly loadstone. Synonyms of lodestone. 1. : magnetite possessing polarity. 2. : something that strongly attracts. Did you know? The word lodestone is sometimes confused, understandably, with the similar-sounding lodestar.
noun. a rock that consists of pure or nearly pure magnetite and thus is naturally magnetic. a piece of such rock, which can be used as a magnet and which was formerly used as a primitive compass. a person or thing regarded as a focus of attraction.
noun. 1. a. a rock that consists of pure or nearly pure magnetite and thus is naturally magnetic. b. a piece of such rock, which can be used as a magnet and which was formerly used as a primitive compass. 2. a person or thing regarded as a focus of attraction. Collins English Dictionary.
LODESTONE meaning: 1. (a piece of) rock that contains a lot of iron and can therefore be used as a magnet (= an object…. Learn more.
Lodestone definition: A piece of magnetite that has magnetic properties and attracts iron or steel.
1. A piece of magnetite that has magnetic properties and attracts iron or steel. 2. One that attracts strongly. [Middle English lode, way; see lode + stone (from its use by sailors to show the way).] American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.