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narcotized

/ˈnɑː.kə.taɪzd/

/ˈnɑr.kə.taɪzd/

Translations

narcotizedpast participle

/ˈnɑː.kə.taɪzd/

/ˈnɑr.kə.taɪzd/

More accurate categorisation: participial adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "narcotize"

narcotiséSous l’effet de narcotiques ou de drogues ; état d’engourdissement ou d’hébétude.

The patient appeared narcotized after receiving the pain medication.

Le patient semblait narcotisé après avoir reçu l’analgésique.

Synonyms

narcotizeverb

narcotized

Past Simple

narcotized

Past Simple

narcotized

Past Participle

narcotizing

Gerund

/ˈnɑː.kə.taɪz/

/ˈnɑr.kə.taɪz/

narcotiserEn médecine : administrer un narcotique pour provoquer l’endormissement ou l’insensibilité ; par extension, rendre l’esprit engourdi.

The doctor decided to narcotize the patient to alleviate the severe pain during the procedure.

Le médecin a décidé de narcotiser le patient pour soulager la douleur intense pendant l’intervention.

Additional translations

engourdirSurtout au sens figuré : émousser les sens, la vigilance ou la conscience.

Synonyms

narcotizedpast participle

Under the influence of narcotics or drugs, often resulting in a dulled or stupefied state.

The patient appeared narcotized after receiving the pain medication.

narcotizeverb

To administer or subject to a narcotic drug, especially to induce stupor or insensibility.

The doctor decided to narcotize the patient to alleviate the severe pain during the procedure.

To dull or deaden the senses or awareness.

The monotonous lecture seemed to narcotize the students, leaving them uninterested and sleepy.