narcotizing

Examples

• All

• She avoided painkillers with narcotizing properties, preferring to stay alert after the operation.

• The narcotizing fumes from the chemicals quickly made the workers drowsy.

• The narcotizing effects of the medication were evident.

• Many patients experience narcotizing sensations after receiving anesthesia.

• The medication had a narcotizing effect, making her feel drowsy and unable to stay awake.

• After taking the painkiller, he experienced a narcotizing sensation that made him drift into a deep sleep.

• The powerful sedative was narcotizing, leaving him in a blissfully unconscious state for hours.

Synonyms

S

to sedate

vsnarcotizing

• Specialized

95 6.8

To give medicine to make someone calm or sleepy

produces a deeper narcotic stupor rather than only calming or sleepiness

D

to drug

vsnarcotizing

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21 7.2

To give someone a substance to make them sleep or act differently

is specifically about causing a narcotic stupor rather than general administration

A

to anesthetize

vsnarcotizing

• Specialized

12 7.1

To give medicine so a person or animal cannot feel pain, often before surgery

focuses on causing stupor by narcotic effect rather than surgical anesthesia

N

to narcotize

vsnarcotizing

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1 9.5

To give someone a drug that makes them very sleepy or unconscious

is the gerund form of the same action, differing only in grammatical form

A

to anesthetise

vsnarcotizing

• Specialized

6.1

Give medicine so a person or animal does not feel pain during a medical procedure

focuses on causing stupor by narcotic effect rather than surgical anesthesia

Antonyms

I

invigorating

9 4.4

Making you feel more energetic and alive

S

stimulating

1 3.9

To make someone feel more awake and interested

How Sedating

to anesthetize

• Specialized

12 7.1

to stupefy

9 7.9

narcotizing

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9.4

to sedate

• Specialized

95 6.8

to dull

33 3.4

Surface Forms

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Etymology