brimstone

• Término arcaico para el azufre, usado a menudo en contextos bíblicos o literarios. También puede referirse al fuego del infierno o a algo relacionado con el azufre y el castigo divino.

An archaic term for sulfur, often associated with biblical or literary contexts.

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1. C1formal

   An old-fashioned term for the chemical element sulfur, often associated with burning and strong smells.

   Azufre

   • The volcano emitted a strong smell of brimstone.
   • In ancient times, brimstone was used in medicine and warfare.
   • The alchemist stored a jar of brimstone in his laboratory.

   Sinónimossulfursulphur

2. Hellfire and damnationC2formal

   Used figuratively in religious contexts to refer to the fires of hell or divine punishment.

   Azufre (fuego del infierno)

   • The preacher warned of fire and brimstone for sinners.
   • The old text described a vision of brimstone and torment.
   • He spoke of brimstone as a symbol of eternal punishment.

   Sinónimosdamnationfireinferno