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sedated

/sɪˈdeɪtɪd/

sedatedadjective

more sedated

Comp.

most sedated

Super.

/sɪˈdeɪtɪd/

Translations

Additional translations

успокоенный

под седативным воздействием

Definitions

Calm or tranquilized, often as a result of medication.

The patient appeared sedated after the surgery, resting peacefully in the recovery room.

Displaying reduced excitement or energy; appearing sleepy or drowsy.

After the long lecture, the students looked sedated and uninterested.

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Antonyms

sedateverb

sedated

Past Simple

sedated

Past Simple

sedated

Past Participle

sedating

Gerund

/sɪˈdeɪt/

Translations

успокаивать

The doctor decided to sedate the patient before the procedure.

Врач решил успокаивать пациента перед процедурой.

усыплять

They had to sedate the animal to perform the surgery.

Им пришлось усыплять животное, чтобы провести операцию.

Additional translations

умиротворять

смягчать

Definitions

To administer a sedative drug to someone in order to calm or induce sleep.

The doctor decided to sedate the patient before the surgery to ensure they remained calm and still.

To calm, soothe, or quieten without necessarily using drugs.

The gentle music helped to sedate the anxious passengers.

Synonyms

sedateadjective

Definitions

Calm, quiet, or composed; undisturbed by excitement or agitation.

The sedate atmosphere of the library made it the perfect place to study.

Slow and relaxed, often in a way that seems dull or unexciting.

The sedate pace of the small town was a stark contrast to the bustling city life she was used to.

Dignified and serious in character or manner; staid and respectable.

In his sedate black suit, he looked every inch the seasoned diplomat.