sedative.

/sed-uh-tiv/US // ˈsɛd ə tɪv //UK // (ˈsɛdətɪv) //

镇静剂,镇定剂,镇静,镇定

Definitions

1.
- ›tending to calm or soothe.
- ›allaying irritability or excitement; assuaging pain; lowering functional activity.

adj.soothing

Synonyms

You can tell them that the procedure is generally quick and, barring a pinch when the sedative is given, is pain-free.
Hospitals in Brazil are reportedly running out of sedatives.
They placed him in a chokehold and medical personnel who arrived later injected him with a heavy dose of a sedative.
Women threw themselves from the roof, shot themselves in the head, filled themselves with sedatives and hanged themselves from the curtain rods.
That could have been a sign of use of illegal fentanyl, a fast-acting sedative and powerful painkiller that produces feelings of euphoria.
Just as Palmer, taken in sixty-second doses, seems relaxed, so, measured over hours, he seems in need of a sedative.
At 6.23 p.m., a doctor administered the first drug, which corrections officials identified as the sedative midazolam.
Ohio used a mix of midazolam, a sedative, with hydromorphone, a powerful narcotic.
Only one thing seemed to calm his wanderlust: “I find an interesting book the only sedative,” he said.
They gave a sedative to Methos, the alpha-male wolf, because he seemed particularly anxious.

/sed-uh-tiv/US // ˈsɛd ə tɪv //UK // (ˈsɛdətɪv) //

镇静剂,镇定剂,镇静,镇定

1.
- ›tending to calm or soothe.
- ›allaying irritability or excitement; assuaging pain; lowering functional activity.

adj.soothing

Synonyms

You can tell them that the procedure is generally quick and, barring a pinch when the sedative is given, is pain-free.
Hospitals in Brazil are reportedly running out of sedatives.
They placed him in a chokehold and medical personnel who arrived later injected him with a heavy dose of a sedative.
Women threw themselves from the roof, shot themselves in the head, filled themselves with sedatives and hanged themselves from the curtain rods.
That could have been a sign of use of illegal fentanyl, a fast-acting sedative and powerful painkiller that produces feelings of euphoria.
Just as Palmer, taken in sixty-second doses, seems relaxed, so, measured over hours, he seems in need of a sedative.
At 6.23 p.m., a doctor administered the first drug, which corrections officials identified as the sedative midazolam.
Ohio used a mix of midazolam, a sedative, with hydromorphone, a powerful narcotic.
Only one thing seemed to calm his wanderlust: “I find an interesting book the only sedative,” he said.
They gave a sedative to Methos, the alpha-male wolf, because he seemed particularly anxious.