antidotal

/ˌæntɪˈdoʊtl/
adjective
  1. Having the effect of counteracting or neutralizing a poison or harmful substance.
    • Charcoal is often used as an antidotal treatment for certain types of poisoning.
    • The doctor administered an antidotal serum to stop the venom from spreading.
    • Some plants have antidotal properties that can treat snakebites.
  2. Serving to counteract or relieve something harmful or unpleasant, such as a negative emotion or situation.
    • Laughter can be antidotal to stress and anxiety.
    • Her kind words were antidotal to his feelings of loneliness.
    • A walk in nature is antidotal to the pressures of city life.
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