relaxant

/rɪˈlæksənt/
noun
  1. A substance, especially a drug, that reduces tension or stress in the body or mind.
    • Some people use herbal relaxants like chamomile tea to help them sleep.
    • The dentist applied a relaxant to calm the patient before the procedure.
    • The doctor prescribed a muscle relaxant to ease the pain in my back.
Antonyms
adjective
  1. Having the effect of reducing tension or stress; causing relaxation.
    • The warm bath had a relaxant effect on my sore muscles.
    • Lavender oil is known for its relaxant properties.
    • The gentle music created a relaxant atmosphere in the room.
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