to denarcotize
- verb
- /ˌdiːnɑːrˈkoʊtaɪz/
- NSFW
- To make the medication suitable for patients, pharmacists will denarcotize it to remove any narcotic substances.
Examples
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Authorities must denarcotize seized shipments before they can be safely stored in evidence rooms.
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The laboratory technician was asked to denarcotize the sample before further analysis.
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After the process to denarcotize the medication, it was safe for general use.
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The doctors will denarcotize the patient before the surgery.
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They have denarcotized the area to ensure safety.
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The laboratory technician must denarcotize the sample to ensure accurate results in the experiment.
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Before the evidence can be processed, investigators need to denarcotize all drug-related materials.
Synonyms
To remove harmful substances from something to make it safe
To remove dangerous substances from people, equipment, or areas
Take harmful substances out of something to make it safe
Antonyms
How Drug-Free
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- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
denarcotize = narcotize (transparent) = de + narcot + ize
The prefix 'de-' transparently contributes a removal or reversal meaning to the verb 'narcotize'.
Etymology
The word denarcotize combines de- ('remove') and narcotic ('numbness' or 'sleep'), so to denarcotize an object or shipment is to take the narcotic drugs out of it so it no longer contains them.