relaxer
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4.2
- noun
- /rɪˈlæksər/
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relajante
- It's just a muscle relaxer.
- muscle relaxers
But this is good for your bones and your teeth and it's also just a natural muscle relaxer.
- But this is good for your bones and your teeth and it's also just a natural muscle relaxer.
- She wasn't into me, but but yeah, so she checked out my nuts and it was cool, like, and then they they gave me, they gave me a muscle relaxer.
Examples
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Her doctor wanted to prescribe her muscle relaxers if she could not find another way.
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We grabbed an end-of-day relaxer and dropped down at a small table on the lounge's outdoor balcony to enjoy the night air and view of the town park.
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I also use a relaxer, which I will not give up.
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On the way to the post office, can you stop by the store and get some relaxer?
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Uh, she just took a muscle relaxer.
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My lower back is killing me, so I took a muscle relaxer; it didn't touch it!
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My doctor was aware; she told me to rest, but not be completely bed-ridden and to continue with the muscle relaxers and pain meds as needed.
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After a long day at work, she enjoys unwinding with a relaxer to help her feel at ease.
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His favorite way to de-stress is by using a soothing herbal relaxer before bedtime.
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A warm bath and a good book with a calming relaxer can make any evening better.
Synonyms
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6.1
A medicine that makes a person calmer and reduces worry or tension without making them sleepy
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3.7
Something that makes pain or worry less
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3.2
A small machine that uses vibration or pressure to relax muscles
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3.7
A drug that makes muscles less tight to reduce pain or spasms
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3.2
A thing or activity that helps you feel less tense
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8.7
A medicine or drink that makes you feel less worried
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4.9
A short story or activity that helps people feel relaxed
Something that makes you feel calm when you are worried
A way to reduce stress and become calm, often using breathing or muscle exercises
How Relaxing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Relaxer comes from the verb relax, from the old Latin word relaxare meaning 'to loosen'. So a relaxer is something that 'loosens' your tension and helps you feel calm.