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1. (n.) anthracite
a hard coal low in volatile hydrocarbons and burning with little smoke or flame.
Etymology: (1810–15; prob. < F < L (Pliny) anthracītis kind of coal. See anthracene , -ite1)
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1. (noun) anthracite, anthracite coal, hard coal
a hard natural coal that burns slowly and gives intense heat
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1. (noun) anthracite
a hard, compact variety of mineral coal, of high luster, differing from bituminous coal in containing little or no bitumen, in consequence of which it burns with a nearly non luminous flame. The purer specimens consist almost wholly of carbon. Also called glance coal and blind coal
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Sense: a kind of very hard coal that burns almost without any smoke or flames.
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 Afrikaans: antrasiet |
 Arabic: فَحْم صَلْب، فَحْم أنْثرا |
 Bulgarian: антрацит |
 Brazilian: antracite |
 Czech: antracit |
 German: der Anthrazit |
 Danish: antrasit |
 Greek: ανθρακίτης |
 Spanish: antracita |
 Estonian: antratsiit |
 Farsi: زغالسنگ آنتراسیت |
 Finnish: antrasiitti |
 French: anthracite |
 Hebrew: פֶּחָם אַנתרָצִיט |
 Hindi: कोयला |
 Croatian: antracit |
 Hungarian: antracit |
 Indonesian: antrasit |
 Icelandic: harðkol |
 Italian: antracite |
 Japanese: 無煙炭 |
 Korean: 무연탄 |
 Lithuanian: antracitas |
 Latvian: antracīts |
 Malay: antrasit |
 Dutch: antraciet |
 Norwegian: antrasitt |
 Polish: antracyt |
 Persian: زغالسنگ آنتراسیت |
 Pashto: د انتراسیت د ډیرو سکاره |
 Portuguese: antracite |
 Romanian: antracit |
 Russian: антрацит |
 Slovak: antracit |
 Slovenian: antracit |
 Serbian: antracit |
 Swedish: antracit |
 Thai: ถ่านหินชนิดแข็ง |
 Turkish: antrasit |
 Taiwanese: 無煙煤 |
 Ukrainian: антрацит |
 Urdu: کوئلےکی ایک قسم |
 Vietnamese: thanđá |
 Chinese: 无烟煤 |
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