oppilant

/ˈɑpɪlənt/
adjective
  1. Causing a blockage or obstruction, especially in a bodily passage.
    • The oppilant effect of the drug made the patient feel uncomfortable.
    • Certain foods are known to be oppilant, so she avoided them to keep her digestion regular.
    • The doctor warned that some medications can be oppilant and lead to constipation.
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noun
  1. Something that blocks or obstructs a passage.
    • In medieval medicine, an oppilant was thought to cause many illnesses.
    • The doctor identified an oppilant in the patient's bile duct.
    • The herbalist recommended a tea to clear oppilants from the system.
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