narcotized
/ˈnɑrkətaɪzd/
adjective
- Under the influence of a narcotic drug; made unconscious or drowsy.
- She found him narcotized on the couch, unable to respond to her questions.
- The narcotized soldiers were evacuated from the battlefield for medical treatment.
- The narcotized patient did not feel any pain during the operation.
- Dulled or numbed in mind or emotion; in a stupor.
- She stared at the wall with a narcotized expression, lost in thought.
- The constant bad news left the community narcotized and hopeless.
- After the long flight, he felt narcotized and barely aware of his surroundings.
Synonyms
verb
- Past tense and past participle of narcotize; administered a narcotic to.
- The doctor narcotized the man with a precise dose of medication.
- The nurse narcotized the patient before the procedure began.
- They narcotized the wild horse to safely transport it to the sanctuary.