Meanings of sedative effect in English

Indica: Provides a relaxing and sedative effect that is ideal for night-time.

The rationale of these large doses was founded upon their sedative effect.

A shorter bath than this will do little good, as the sedative effect will not be obtained.

I don't know exactly why I mentioned Aberdeen, but it seemed to have a distinctly sedative effect.

A sedative effect was obvious within 5 min and 1-2 h after i.v.

When one is angry, to be baffled in argument does not have a sedative effect as a rule.

Slow movements have a sedative effect.

But only experience can show what will have this sedative effect, and it is easy to make mistakes.

Then, left alone, he gradually yielded to the sedative effect of dinner and drink and fell into a drowse.

The reviewing of these manifold bounties of Providence had produced a sedative effect; but now he grew restless once more.

This word had somewhat a sedative effect, but the Bailie's head, as he expressed himself, was still 'in the bees.'

These observations suggest that propranolol and atenolol have a sedative effect, and that hydrophilic antagonists are unlikely to be free of central activity.

There was a mystery about the proceeding, an unknown possibility of result, which had a very sedative effect the whole of the morning.

I give you the only sensible one that exists, and the only one which can have a really sedative effect upon your excitement.

Furthermore, the authors assessed effects of bumetanide on the sedative effect of midazolam by measuring righting reflex latency (n=6 in each condition).

The noble variety of kava has a sedative effect with no hangover the next day and is more desirable overseas than some other varieties.