Definition of calmative in English:

calmative

adjective ˈkalmətɪvˈkɑːmətɪvˈkɑ(l)mədɪv

(of a drug) having a sedative effect.
（药）有镇静效果的
Example sentencesExamples
- It has developed a range of weapons capable of delivering calmative chemicals, including specialized bullets, landmines and a mortar round.
- During labor it is useful to overcome the great restlessness, fear and excitement experienced by nervous women, and by its calmative power rectifies jerky and ineffectual contractions.
- Extra nervous patients are given a calmative drug before the surgery but I was not offered one.
- For example, in order to understand the pharmacokinetic effects of a calmative agent, information is needed on how the drug has access to the brain.
- They commissioned a study of the possible military uses of calmative pharmaceuticals such as anesthetics and serotonin reuptake inhibitors.
Synonyms
sleep-inducing, somnolent, sedative, calmative, tranquillizing, narcotic, opiate, drowsy, sleepy, somniferous

noun ˈkalmətɪvˈkɑːmətɪvˈkɑ(l)mədɪv

A calmative drug.
镇静剂
Example sentencesExamples
- The careful grooming of hair of the face is the most potent calmative that could ever be prescribed for dyspeptic morale.
- Documents reveal that two years ago they commissioned scientists to look at potential military uses for a range of chemicals known as calmatives.
- This is just what is depicted in the various scenarios envisioned by military planners laying out appropriate uses for calmatives.
- It is perfectly proper to draw attention to the threat of the pharmaceutical giants and of calmative drugs being used on social misfits.
- Capable of taking out enemy soldiers without killing them, calmatives were once seen as ideal from a public relations standpoint.
- For some reason - possibly because so many powerful calmatives are now available - the allegations of insanity do not seem to have prompted any talk of lawyers and apologies and setting the record straight.
- It is also useful in the therapy of acute pulmonary edema, both for its hemodynamic actions and as a calmative.
- Herbalists know basil is one of nature's most effective calmatives, yet it's often overlooked because it's such a commonly used kitchen spice.

Definition of calmative in US English:

calmative

adjectiveˈkä(l)mədivˈkɑ(l)mədɪv

(of a drug) having a sedative effect.
（药）有镇静效果的
Example sentencesExamples
- It has developed a range of weapons capable of delivering calmative chemicals, including specialized bullets, landmines and a mortar round.
- Extra nervous patients are given a calmative drug before the surgery but I was not offered one.
- They commissioned a study of the possible military uses of calmative pharmaceuticals such as anesthetics and serotonin reuptake inhibitors.
- During labor it is useful to overcome the great restlessness, fear and excitement experienced by nervous women, and by its calmative power rectifies jerky and ineffectual contractions.
- For example, in order to understand the pharmacokinetic effects of a calmative agent, information is needed on how the drug has access to the brain.
Synonyms
sleep-inducing, somnolent, sedative, calmative, tranquillizing, narcotic, opiate, drowsy, sleepy, somniferous

nounˈkä(l)mədivˈkɑ(l)mədɪv

A calmative drug.
镇静剂
Example sentencesExamples
- Herbalists know basil is one of nature's most effective calmatives, yet it's often overlooked because it's such a commonly used kitchen spice.
- The careful grooming of hair of the face is the most potent calmative that could ever be prescribed for dyspeptic morale.
- Documents reveal that two years ago they commissioned scientists to look at potential military uses for a range of chemicals known as calmatives.
- Capable of taking out enemy soldiers without killing them, calmatives were once seen as ideal from a public relations standpoint.
- It is also useful in the therapy of acute pulmonary edema, both for its hemodynamic actions and as a calmative.
- This is just what is depicted in the various scenarios envisioned by military planners laying out appropriate uses for calmatives.
- For some reason - possibly because so many powerful calmatives are now available - the allegations of insanity do not seem to have prompted any talk of lawyers and apologies and setting the record straight.
- It is perfectly proper to draw attention to the threat of the pharmaceutical giants and of calmative drugs being used on social misfits.

词汇	calmative
释义	Definition of calmative in English: calmative adjective ˈkalmətɪvˈkɑːmətɪvˈkɑ(l)mədɪv (of a drug) having a sedative effect. （药）有镇静效果的 Example sentencesExamples It has developed a range of weapons capable of delivering calmative chemicals, including specialized bullets, landmines and a mortar round. During labor it is useful to overcome the great restlessness, fear and excitement experienced by nervous women, and by its calmative power rectifies jerky and ineffectual contractions. Extra nervous patients are given a calmative drug before the surgery but I was not offered one. For example, in order to understand the pharmacokinetic effects of a calmative agent, information is needed on how the drug has access to the brain. They commissioned a study of the possible military uses of calmative pharmaceuticals such as anesthetics and serotonin reuptake inhibitors. Synonyms sleep-inducing, somnolent, sedative, calmative, tranquillizing, narcotic, opiate, drowsy, sleepy, somniferous noun ˈkalmətɪvˈkɑːmətɪvˈkɑ(l)mədɪv A calmative drug. 镇静剂 Example sentencesExamples The careful grooming of hair of the face is the most potent calmative that could ever be prescribed for dyspeptic morale. Documents reveal that two years ago they commissioned scientists to look at potential military uses for a range of chemicals known as calmatives. This is just what is depicted in the various scenarios envisioned by military planners laying out appropriate uses for calmatives. It is perfectly proper to draw attention to the threat of the pharmaceutical giants and of calmative drugs being used on social misfits. Capable of taking out enemy soldiers without killing them, calmatives were once seen as ideal from a public relations standpoint. For some reason - possibly because so many powerful calmatives are now available - the allegations of insanity do not seem to have prompted any talk of lawyers and apologies and setting the record straight. It is also useful in the therapy of acute pulmonary edema, both for its hemodynamic actions and as a calmative. Herbalists know basil is one of nature's most effective calmatives, yet it's often overlooked because it's such a commonly used kitchen spice. Definition of calmative in US English: calmative adjectiveˈkä(l)mədivˈkɑ(l)mədɪv (of a drug) having a sedative effect. （药）有镇静效果的 Example sentencesExamples It has developed a range of weapons capable of delivering calmative chemicals, including specialized bullets, landmines and a mortar round. Extra nervous patients are given a calmative drug before the surgery but I was not offered one. They commissioned a study of the possible military uses of calmative pharmaceuticals such as anesthetics and serotonin reuptake inhibitors. During labor it is useful to overcome the great restlessness, fear and excitement experienced by nervous women, and by its calmative power rectifies jerky and ineffectual contractions. For example, in order to understand the pharmacokinetic effects of a calmative agent, information is needed on how the drug has access to the brain. Synonyms sleep-inducing, somnolent, sedative, calmative, tranquillizing, narcotic, opiate, drowsy, sleepy, somniferous nounˈkä(l)mədivˈkɑ(l)mədɪv A calmative drug. 镇静剂 Example sentencesExamples Herbalists know basil is one of nature's most effective calmatives, yet it's often overlooked because it's such a commonly used kitchen spice. The careful grooming of hair of the face is the most potent calmative that could ever be prescribed for dyspeptic morale. Documents reveal that two years ago they commissioned scientists to look at potential military uses for a range of chemicals known as calmatives. Capable of taking out enemy soldiers without killing them, calmatives were once seen as ideal from a public relations standpoint. It is also useful in the therapy of acute pulmonary edema, both for its hemodynamic actions and as a calmative. This is just what is depicted in the various scenarios envisioned by military planners laying out appropriate uses for calmatives. For some reason - possibly because so many powerful calmatives are now available - the allegations of insanity do not seem to have prompted any talk of lawyers and apologies and setting the record straight. It is perfectly proper to draw attention to the threat of the pharmaceutical giants and of calmative drugs being used on social misfits.
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