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- pronunciation:
- se
d
tihv
- parts of speech:
- adjective, noun
- features:
- Word Combinations (adjective, noun)
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adjective |
| definition: |
causing tranquillity or calmness.
Chamber music has a sedative effect on me.- similar words:
- narcotic, opiate
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analgesic, anesthetic, drowsy, lethargic, restful |
(adj.)sedative
+ noun
action, agent, alcohol, anaesthetic, anti-depressant, drug, effect, patch, quality, risk, valerian, vein
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noun |
| definition: |
a drug or other substance that has a calming or tranquilizing effect.
He was calmer after taking the sedative the doctor gave him.- antonyms:
- stimulant
- similar words:
- narcotic, opiate
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analgesic, anesthetic, opiate |
adjective + (n.)sedative
asleep, mild, natural, oral, powerful, prescribed, strong
verb + (n.)sedative
act, administer, avoid, contain, give, inject
(n.)sedative
+ verb
prescribe, recommend, relax, sleep, treat
noun + (n.)sedative
analgesic, brain, dose, hallucinogen, killer, medication, opiate, overdose, pain, painkiller, prescription, shot, stimulant, tonic, tranquilizer, use, vial
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