sudatory
- noun
- /ˈsjuːdəˌtɔri/
- Archaic
- The physician prescribed a sudatory to help lower the patient's fever.
Examples
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In the past, doctors relied on sudatory remedies to treat various illnesses.
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She took a sudatory to relieve her symptoms.
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Certain herbal teas have a mild sudatory effect and are used in traditional medicine.
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The sudatory helped him feel better during the cold.
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Certain herbal teas have a mild sudatory effect and are used in traditional medicine.
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The physician prescribed a sudatory to help lower the patient's fever.
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In the past, doctors relied on sudatory remedies to treat various illnesses.
Synonyms
A medicine or plant that makes a person sweat to reduce a fever
A medicine that makes you sweat
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Morphology
Etymology
Sudatory comes from the old Latin word sudor meaning 'sweat', so a sudatory is something, like a medicine or tea, that makes you sweat to help the body heal.