Nardil
- noun
- /ˈnɑrdɪl/
- Specialized
- Took another Nardil.
Examples
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Before I forget, I'm almost out of Nardil and Valium, too.
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Two Nardil at 7:00 and two Valium at 10:00.
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And the Nardil?
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I would have been a little disappointed if it turned out he had a duodenal cyst that the Nardil was causing.
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I would have thought when I started out the book that I'd be going the other direction, that I'd find a long train of physical ailments that the Nardil was causing, but I didn't find them.
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One difference I found between the magazine piece in the New Yorker and the book is that I've come to believe more and more that the reason he came off the Nardil wasn't anything physical, but that he was just so frustrated with his life and his inability to write.
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The psychiatrist recommended Nardil as the best option for treating her clinical depression.
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After a thorough evaluation, the doctor prescribed Nardil to help manage his depressive symptoms.
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Patients taking Nardil should be aware of potential dietary restrictions due to its interactions.
Synonyms
A medicine that treats severe depression by changing brain chemicals
Surface Forms
Etymology
Nardil is a brand name for the antidepressant phenelzine. A helpful way to remember it is to see nard, an old word for a 'fragrant herb', and the common drug ending -il, so Nardil looks and sounds like a medicine and refers to a prescription drug used for serious depression that needs care with some foods.