orally
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3.2
- adverb
- /ˈɔrəli/
- Specialized
:
por vía oral
- Administration is individual, and items are presented orally with accompanying pictures.
- administered orally
- taken orally
- orally twice a day
On the other hand, estrogen and progesterone can be absorbed orally, hence the pill.
- On the other hand, estrogen and progesterone can be absorbed orally, hence the pill.
- But through the gut you can't absorb it orally.
- There's lots of lots of new agents and they're often taken orally or can be given intravenously.
- OK, can you as I mentioned, you can put the lactate in orally or you can put it in IV.
- So that that's that's the couple and my criticism of NMN and NR was that when you take it orally, it's not getting into the cells.
- However, it's it's absorbed well orally.
- Figs are awesome and again, underappreciated, but they're great topically and orally.
- There's a big meeting this year in Chicago, but they presented a drug here that patients took orally.
- So given the the way that it's delivered to the vagina, the doses are lower than what's taken orally.
- Ayahuasca is an orally active form of DMT, but no one understood that pharmacology at that time.
- I suppose it must be NNDMT containing plant which is made orally active through the Mao inhibitors, monomine oxidase inhibitors in the vine.
Examples
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What we have, then, are successive elaborations of the earliest story, which undoubtedly circulated orally at first.
Academic text (2005) -
Later, it was stated that the drug was a form of interferon alfa given orally in very low doses.
Academic text (1993) -
Each workshop closes with some students orally sharing their current work with the class.
Academic text (1993) -
Then, too, a certain passage will need to be read orally to validate an answer to a question.
Academic text (2015) -
Furthermore, the teacher may wish to have a student read orally to note a student's justification for an answer.
Academic text (2015) -
When the living twin was given medicine orally, the dead sibling received the same medicine, and so on.
Academic text (2001) -
Missed words were practiced orally and in written form until they were mastered.
Academic text (1993) -
Many of the questionnaires were administered orally and recorded on an audio tape.
Academic text (1993) -
You can begin to taper off once he starts accepting fluids orally.
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The doctor recommended that the medicine be taken orally to ensure fast absorption into the bloodstream.
Synonyms
Taken through the mouth, for example a medicine you swallow
Antonyms
How Nasal
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6.0
- Specialized
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3.2
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Orally comes from a Latin root meaning 'mouth', written os/oris, and the same root is in oral. So when medicine is taken orally, it means it is taken 'by mouth'.