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Meanings of narcotic effect in English
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Usage of narcotic effect in English
1
That makes you even more drowsy -it has a narcotic effect.
2
Some of this action may be due to the narcotic effect of alcohol on the cerebrum.
3
Pufferfish are toxic, but in small doses the neurotoxin they release seems to have a narcotic effect.
4
No drug can equal the narcotic effect.
5
The narcotic effect is not very pronounced and the onset is slow, which may lead to unintentional overdosing.
6
Sometimes I take a cup of chocolate, which has no narcotic effect, and agrees with me very well.
7
The room was pervaded by a faint but heavy perfume, which had upon the senses an almost narcotic effect.
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Besides the effect on the circulation, no one who uses tobacco can deny that it has a soothing, narcotic effect.
9
Sugar Burning sugar releases acetaldehyde (as does fermenting alcohol), which at least one study says has a narcotic effect.
10
Regular doses will keep your pain under control while allowing you to gradually build up a resistance to the narcotic effect.
11
Let light literature be devourered by our populace as his drug is taken by the opium-eater, and with a similar narcotic effect.
12
He was beginning to feel the narcotic effects.
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I dozed off at one point, due to the narcotic effects of the car heater and the beer.
14
Narcotic effects were certainly produced in animals by giving considerable doses of an extract made from the herb.
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But when taken internally it is dangerous, being likely to provoke convulsions, or to produce serious narcotic effects.
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He had an interesting compound, the L-isomer of a protein from the African horny toad, which seemed to have narcotic effects.