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medicate

/ˈmɛdɪkeɪt

verb [with object]

1Administer medicine or a drug to (someone): both infants were heavily medicated to alleviate their seizures...

For another, he's heavily medicated with antidepressants with the main side effects of sexual dysfunction and disinterest.
While there for a little more than a year, he was heavily medicated with barbiturates and underwent numerous electro-convulsive treatments.
She is heavily medicated and they believe she will slip into a full coma and then pass away.

1.1Treat (a condition) using medicine or a drug: the born worrier medicates the common cold as though it were a terminal condition...

Drug companies encourage the idea that people can diagnose and medicate medical conditions themselves.
Because of the media of mass communication even normal life events (like menopause) are medicated with expensive drugs.
The more people who are persuaded that they have a disorder that can be medicated, the more medication the company can sell.

1.2 (usually as adjective medicated) Add a medicinal substance to (a dressing or product): medicated shampoo...

It consists of introducing medicated oily substances into the colon to be retained and absorbed by the whole body.
Come on then, I think I have some medicated wipes back in my dormitory.
And we have some kind of medicated shampoo that should help too.

Derivatives

medicative

/ˈmɛdɪkətɪv

/ adjective ...

Epidural blocks are one form of medicative relief for this pain.
According to their effect on human body, the compounds can be divided into two groups: nutrients and medicative ingredients.
If you are insulin dependent, ask for special diet and medicative instructions.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Latin medicat- 'treated', from the verb medicari 'administer remedies to', from medicus (see medic¹).

单词	medicate
释义	medicate /ˈmɛdɪkeɪt / verb [with object] 1Administer medicine or a drug to (someone): both infants were heavily medicated to alleviate their seizures... For another, he's heavily medicated with antidepressants with the main side effects of sexual dysfunction and disinterest. While there for a little more than a year, he was heavily medicated with barbiturates and underwent numerous electro-convulsive treatments. She is heavily medicated and they believe she will slip into a full coma and then pass away. 1.1Treat (a condition) using medicine or a drug: the born worrier medicates the common cold as though it were a terminal condition... Drug companies encourage the idea that people can diagnose and medicate medical conditions themselves. Because of the media of mass communication even normal life events (like menopause) are medicated with expensive drugs. The more people who are persuaded that they have a disorder that can be medicated, the more medication the company can sell. 1.2 (usually as adjective medicated) Add a medicinal substance to (a dressing or product): medicated shampoo... It consists of introducing medicated oily substances into the colon to be retained and absorbed by the whole body. Come on then, I think I have some medicated wipes back in my dormitory. And we have some kind of medicated shampoo that should help too. Derivatives medicative /ˈmɛdɪkətɪv / adjective ... Epidural blocks are one form of medicative relief for this pain. According to their effect on human body, the compounds can be divided into two groups: nutrients and medicative ingredients. If you are insulin dependent, ask for special diet and medicative instructions. Origin Early 17th century: from Latin medicat- 'treated', from the verb medicari 'administer remedies to', from medicus (see medic¹). Rhymes dedicate, predicate
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medicate

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medicative

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