narcotising

/ˈnɑrkətaɪzɪŋ/
adjective
  1. Causing drowsiness, stupor, or a numbing effect; like a narcotic.
    • Some medications have a narcotising side effect that patients should be aware of.
    • The narcotising effect of the warm tea made her eyelids heavy.
    • The lecturer's monotone voice had a narcotising quality that put half the class to sleep.
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verb
  1. Present participle of narcotize; administering a narcotic to someone or something.
    • The veterinarian is narcotising the large dog before the X-ray.
    • The anesthesiologist is narcotising the woman for her emergency surgery.
    • They are narcotising the patient slowly to avoid any sudden reactions.
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