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euphoriant

euphoriant

1 9.9
A drug that makes you feel very happy and excited
  • noun
  • /juˈfɔːriənt/
  • NSFW
: euforizante
  • Some athletes use special supplements that act as euphoriants to enhance their performance and mood.

Examples

  • After taking the herbal euphoriant, she felt an overwhelming sense of joy and energy.

  • He had never realized before that beer could be such a powerful euphoriant, especially since it wasn't even ready to drink yet.

    Fiction book (2002)
  • Many people enjoy using chocolate as a natural euphoriant due to its mood-lifting properties.

Antonyms

depressant
  • Specialized
4 5.5

A drug like alcohol that slows brain activity and makes you calmer

Surface Forms

euphoriant singular
euphoriants plural

Morphology

euphoriant = euphoria (transparent) = euphoria + ant

Formed by adding the productive suffix '-ant' to 'euphoria' to indicate something that causes or produces euphoria, which is directly inferable.

Etymology

The word euphoriant comes from Greek parts eu- 'good' and phorein 'to carry', and is related to the word euphoria. Think of a euphoriant as something that 'carries' you into strong happiness, which is why the word names drugs that produce feelings of elation.