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Meanings of aconite in anglès
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Usage of aconite in anglès
1
Give tincture of aconite and mercury biniodide, called the pink tablet, alternately.
2
Arria Silvia shot me a look that was as poisonous as aconite.
3
Frankly, I suspected that they might have been caused by aconite poisoning.
4
Baby's fat, juice of water parsnip, aconite, cinquefoil, deadly nightshade, and soot.
5
The aconite has a short underground stem, from which dark-coloured tapering roots descend.
6
Nazi scientists found aconite useful as an ingredient for poisoned bullets.
7
The plants contain a poison similar to that found in a relative, aconite.
8
Strong coffee, aconite, brandy, and belladonna, were all tried without effect.
9
Even today, aconite is easily mistaken for an edible herb.
10
There is one condition of the heart itself in which aconite is sometimes useful.
11
It has now been proved that the active principle of this poison is aconite.
12
Pure aconite is probably the most actively poisonous substance with which we are acquainted.
13
His system loaded up with bhang and opium and aconite.
14
It is a common opinion, often expressed by nonprofessionals, that aconite is a stimulant.
15
Internally: Arsenic, bromine, ergotinc, aconite, gelsemium, valerian, ether, cannabis indica and quinine are recommended.
16
Taken internally aconite acts very notably on the circulation, the respiration and the nervous system.
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