methadone hydrochloride
- noun
- /ˈmɛθəˌdoʊn haɪˈdrɒklɔɪd/
- NSFW
- Many patients receive daily doses of methadone hydrochloride to help suppress withdrawal symptoms.
Examples
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The clinic prescribes methadone hydrochloride as part of its treatment program for opioid dependence.
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The government has strict regulations regarding the distribution of methadone hydrochloride to prevent misuse.
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Doctors often prescribe methadone hydrochloride for opioid addiction.
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The methadone hydrochloride treatment program has helped many individuals.
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Many patients receive daily doses of methadone hydrochloride to help suppress withdrawal symptoms.
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The clinic prescribes methadone hydrochloride as part of its treatment program for opioid dependence.
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The government has strict regulations regarding the distribution of methadone hydrochloride to prevent misuse.
Synonyms
A medicine that treats pain and helps people stop using heroin
A drug that eases pain by acting on the body's pain system and can cause addiction
A man-made drug like morphine that helps people addicted to heroin avoid withdrawal symptoms
A medicine made in a lab that treats heroin or morphine addiction by reducing withdrawal symptoms
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase simply names the drug methadone in its hydrochloride (salt) form, so a learner who knows 'methadone' and 'hydrochloride' can derive the meaning directly. This is a compositional, technical naming pattern common in many languages rather than an idiom, making it transparently interpretable.
Etymology
Methadone hydrochloride tells the medicine's story: methadone is a man-made drug made to act like morphine, and hydrochloride shows the drug was turned into a 'salt' so it can be made into pills or liquid. That's why methadone hydrochloride today refers to the prepared medicine used to help people with opioid 'addiction' and to ease withdrawal.