1. A brittle silvery-white unoxidizable metal, greatly valued both in the arts and in medicine.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• atomony,
• antomony,
• automony,
• antiny,
• antimezon,
• antimonia,
• antimoni,
• amtimony,
• antimomy,
• antimnoy,
• antimonyy,
• antamony,
• Anamony,
• antimonie,
• Antimonyte,
• antinomy,
• queimony,
• antinosyn,
• aucimone,
• antipolls

• antimonic,
• Anton,
• antinomian,
• anatomy,
• anethum,
• Andino,
• antimeson,
• Antinomy,
• antony,
• anthony,
• Antione,
• antonymous,
• antimycin,
• antonymy,
• Anything,
• antonym,
• antimycotic,
• anatomic,
• antimonious,
• antimonial,
• antimuon,
• antinode.

The adjective form of the word "antimony" is "antimonial".

The plural of the "antimony" can be the "antimonies".

The singular of the "antimony" can be the "antimony".