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Meanings of medicate in English
Usage of medicate in English
1
It's a way to almost self-medicate or to cope with life's circumstances.
2
There was only one way to medicate this epidemic of a day.
3
He has a slight hypertensive condition, too slight to medicate right now.
4
Don't self-medicate beyond that though Save the alcohol for after the test.
5
I wonder why he would need to self-medicate, Handler said.
6
All you need is a credit card and the will to self-diagnose and self-medicate.
7
I could go on, but its time to medicate again.
8
He also has a sleep disorder, for which I have had to medicate him.
9
Had she forgotten to medicate while her sister was away?
10
It's often being used following cocaine to self-medicate for the downswing and it causes chaos.
11
ADHD and medication The debate on whether or not to medicate is a difficult one.
12
Parents are concerned about the consequences if you don't medicate before your child reaches adulthood.
13
Or maybe it was just a way to self-medicate.
14
He also used them to self-medicate for his depression.
15
Had one of the guards at Blackbird slipped and forgotten to medicate him one morning?
16
So medicate, if you have to, and for goodness sake, don't feel guilty about it.
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Medicate through the time