tablet
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2.5
- noun
- /ˈtæblɪt/
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- You should take one tablet every morning with your breakfast.
- take one tablet
- one tablet
- a tablet daily
Blue Chews tablets combat all forms of Ed.
- Blue Chews tablets combat all forms of Ed.
- Blue chews Silden Apple and Title Apple tablets are chewable.
- I just there was loads of tablets here, just paracetamols.
- Look, you get all of these like tablets and supplements and vitamins.
- Do not take these tablets if you suffer from alcohol dependency.
- And when they died of cancer, they had the euthanasia tablet like they had actually been given.
- I was on mad tablets injections and like.
- You can mix it into drinks or blend it into smoothies, oldfashioned tablets, casules, powders.
- You can mix it into drinks or blend it into smoothies, oldfashioned tablets, capsules, powders.
Examples
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The tablets will start to work in a few minutes.
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One of these tablets has an intriguing effect on the circulatory system.
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And I feel like that little tablet really does a great job.
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Do you want a tablet?
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There were three tablets left.
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After four days, how many tablets should there have been?
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Three tablets a day for a week?
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You got any more of those tablets?
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- Maybe you should take some anti-nausea tablets I have.
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Take two tablets.
Synonyms
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1.0
A small round tablet of medicine that you swallow
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4.0
A small solid piece of medicine to swallow
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3.5
A small smooth pill shaped like a capsule that is easy to swallow
Compounds
An ancient flat piece of clay from Babylon with wedge-shaped writing used to record laws, trade, or stories
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Etymology
Tablet also has the small ending -et, so from the root tabula it meant a 'little board'. That idea of a 'small, flat piece' explains why a pill or a piece of soap can be called a tablet.