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Meanings of stimulative in English
Spanish
estimulante Capable of arousing or accelerating physiological or psychological activity or response by a chemical agent.
Antonyms
Examples for "depressant"
Examples for "depressant"
1
The effect acted like a mild depressant program or a communal virus.
2
In contrast, M6G had a preferential depressant effect within the peripheral chemoreflex loop.
3
Morphine had a preferential depressant effect within the central chemoreflex loop.
4
Thus, rectification or blockade of myocardial depressant factors should partly ameliorate sepsis progression.
5
Contractility, however, was normal and no evidence of a uremia-associated myocardial depressant was found.
Usage of stimulative in English
1
However, the stimulative and depressive effects of environment are even more significant.
2
Five said it would be stimulative and none said very stimulative.
3
More money printing will help Japan a bit, and is generally stimulative everywhere.
4
A net 51 percent of respondents said monetary policy was actually too stimulative.
5
But they resulted from a historic financial crisis, a recession and stimulative spending.
6
The warmth grew, a dry and baking heat; but stimulative rather than oppressive.
7
The theme is productive and stimulative and worthy, though the facts are indeterminate.
8
Then, with a mild, stimulative beam of anti-paralysis quality he dispelled her unconsciousness.
9
This mechanism may cause the growth stimulative effect of tamoxifen on the endometrium.
10
In emerging economies, central banks are far from the end of the stimulative line.
11
The central bank's most recent stimulative program contributed to strong equity gains since September.
12
A more stimulative and wider training was awaiting him elsewhere.
13
Such measures, he said, would allow monetary policy to remain stimulative as long as needed.
14
Currency wars are a side-effect of stimulative policies, as well as an end in themselves.
15
She is a strong advocate of a stimulative policy.
16
How heartfelt: happily also how widespread, how electrically stimulative!
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