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ceramal

[ suh-ram-uhl ]
/ səˈræm əl /

noun

cermet.

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Origin of ceramal

ceram(ic) + al(loy)

Words nearby ceramal

-ceptor, cer-, cera, ceraceous, Ceram, ceramal, ceramic, ceramic engineering, ceramic hob, ceramic oxide, ceramics
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British Dictionary definitions for ceramal

ceramal
/ (səˈreɪməl) /

noun

another name for cermet

Word Origin for ceramal

C20: from ceram (ic) + al (loy)
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