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saturnine
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sat·ur·nine (str-nn)
adj.
1. Melancholy or sullen.
2. Produced by absorption of lead.
saturnine
[sat′ərnīn]
pertaining to lead or lead poisoning.
saturnine [sat´ur-nīn]
pertaining to lead.
saturnine
pertaining to lead, the poisonous metal.
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