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Meanings of febrifuge in English
Synonyms
Examples for "antipyretic"
Examples for "antipyretic"
1
In most cases, antipyretic analgesics alone are insufficient during the early postoperative period.
2
Paracetamol is a common over-the-counter drug that has both analgesic and antipyretic activity.
3
He opened his medicine case and mixed a simple antipyretic.
4
Yeast-induced hyperthermia in rats was employed to study antipyretic action.
5
Forty years ago, aspirin's raison d'être was its antipyretic (fever-reducing) effect.
1
The taste, at once bitter and astringent, and the yellow colour of the bark led to the discovery of the febrifugal virtue of the cuspa.
1
Fewer children in the saline group had to use fever-reducing drugs, nasal decongestants and mucus-dissolving medications or antibiotics, the researchers said.
2
When it comes to nonprescription medication, she says it's a good idea to have decongestants, nasal sprays, and a fever-reducing agent on hand.
3
Wait at least seven days after first experiencing symptoms, and 3 days after your fever subsides (without the help of fever-reducing medicine) before leaving isolation.
Usage of febrifuge in English
1
The trees which furnish, the precious febrifuge bark are native here.
2
I also doctor him with febrifuge tea, made of snake and valerian roots.
3
The medicine must be a soporific as well as a febrifuge.
4
Its bark very thin, and of a pale yellow, is a powerful febrifuge.
5
He claims it is better than febrifuge and cures all ailments, including his rheumatism.
6
One medical innovation, the use of quinine as a febrifuge, has secured universal approbation.
7
The tree is celebrated for its aromatic fruit, the infusion of which is a powerful febrifuge.
8
These compounds had a very surprising febrifuge action, without any unpleasant after effects or local disturbances.
9
Then he flew to a famous antidote, to "the grand febrifuge" of anchorites-coldwater.
10
She knew but little Italian, but could understand that the cordial was a febrifuge of some sort.
11
Used sometimes as a febrifuge-
12
He did his utmost to endeavour to kindle a little enthusiasm in me on the subject of this valuable febrifuge.
13
Librarians invented that soothing device for the febrifuge of their souls, just as I fall back upon the rites of the kitchen.
14
The water in which it was dipped operated as a styptic, as a febrifuge, and possessed other properties as a medical talisman.
15
The mother sped to her daughters' appeal for help and required her son to sing "The Lost Chord" as a febrifuge.
16
And by and by Santa goes to sleep; and Doc feels her forehead; and he says to me: 'You're not such a bad febrifuge.
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