Pronunciation: /ˌædəˈmæntaɪn drɪl/
noun a tool used for drilling holes, typically made of adamantine material
A1 The adamantine drill was used to bore holes in the metal.
A2 The workers needed the adamantine drill to break through the tough rock.
B1 The adamantine drill was essential for the construction project due to its strength.
B2 The adamantine drill was able to penetrate even the hardest materials with ease.
C1 The precision of the adamantine drill made it the tool of choice for delicate drilling operations.
C2 The adamantine drill's durability and efficiency set it apart from other drilling equipment.
formal The adamantine drill was used to bore through the toughest rock formations.
informal They brought out the adamantine drill to get through the stubborn rock.
slang That adamantine drill is a beast when it comes to drilling through hard surfaces.
figurative Her determination was like an adamantine drill, breaking through any obstacles in her way.
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