withdrawal
- noun
- /wɪðˈdrɔːəl/
- NSFW
- The opioid withdrawal program is a four-week project.
- withdrawal symptoms
- mood changes during withdrawal
- withdrawal and depression
Is that process the clock, the withdrawal, the tripping out the cold Turkey.
- Is that process the clock, the withdrawal, the tripping out the cold Turkey.
- Correct in a similar physiologic way to withdrawal from stimulants like amphetamines.
- You know, you're either getting high, you know, going through withdrawal or thinking about the next fix.
- And I'm going to say addicted because the one thing that I have withdrawals from is my phone.
- And so I would run out of pills all the time and I would go through withdrawal all the time.
- Honestly, I think the, I wouldn't underestimate the SSRI withdrawal I had.
- And in fact, it's so potent that it's typically part of the clinical withdrawal profile from THC, from cannabis.
- The I the, the, the, the argument that other drugs cause withdrawal.
- But it has to go through that, those withdrawals in order to get back to a point where it's healthy.
- The dog was overdosing, also had withdrawals, not overdosing, had withdrawals from dope and had diarrhea everywhere.
- I'd love for you to tell us about some of the work that you're doing more recently on the relationship between sleep and opiate use, withdrawal, relapse and.
- You know, So you get, you do have some withdrawals.
Examples
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I have these pills I need to take, and if I don't, I go through withdrawal.
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He admitted that he was struggling with withdrawal after giving up alcohol for his health.
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Can we do anything to get her through this withdrawal a little faster?
Fiction book (1995) -
And so I would run out of pills all the time and I would go through withdrawal all the time.
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Well, you know, when you have an addiction and when it's taken away, you have withdrawal effects.
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However, withdrawal is better than not withdrawing at all.
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Ms. Owen knew April had problems with mood swings, withdrawal, and fits of anger.
Academic text (1997) -
He is going through withdrawals, he's sick.
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I'd describe the withdrawal from nicotine as a mild, empty, slightly insecure feeling.
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She's in drug withdrawal.
Synonyms
Physical and mental symptoms that happen after stopping a medicine
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A physical and mental problem that happens after stopping use of an addictive drug
- Formal
The official removal of a medicine from sale by authorities or makers because it is unsafe
How Low
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Withdrawal comes from the verb withdraw, which splits into with- 'back' and draw 'pull', so it is like 'pulling back'. That's why a drug withdrawal is the process of the body and mind pulling away from a drug.