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Meanings of downer in inglés
Synonyms
Examples for "sedative"
Examples for "sedative"
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A sedative gave Bryce the best sleep he'd enjoyed in a year.
2
She also suggested they discuss whether a sedative is necessary during surgery.
3
The sedative that the doctor has given her begins to take effect.
4
The sedative influence had got him; the experiment was at an end.
5
Indica: Provides a relaxing and sedative effect that is ideal for night-time.
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.
1
The sedative drug caused a worldwide tragedy, after it was prescribed to pregnant women to relieve pregnancy nausea (morning sickness).
2
There were still some traces in his veins of the sedative drug which had given him a few hours' sleep during the night.
3
This includes almost €9,000 worth of heroin and over €4,000 worth of benzodiazepine, an anti-anxiety sedative drug.
4
In 1977, he pleaded guilty to having unlawful sex with a minor, after giving the 13-year-old girl champagne and a portion of a sedative drug.
5
Sedative drugs are widely used in intensive care, primarily in ventilated patients.
Usage of downer in inglés
1
And, that pathogen could make your day a real downer, bringing diarrhea.
2
Okay, I have to admit, getting caught inside would be a downer.
3
This crowd were experts, facial expressions like poker players running downer programs.
4
Killing a Goliath Top One Hundred would be a serious career downer.
5
That's no doubt realistic but it does make the movie one long downer.
6
I wasn't so much a late starter as a late knuckle-downer.
7
Our little family quirk can be a real downer at times.
8
I worried that my own story would be too much of a downer.
9
First day we get a chance to play and you're on a downer.
10
As principles go, corporate governance is a bit of a downer.
11
I can taste the horror; it's physical, like I've overloaded on downer activants.
12
The film is the kind of downer only a festival programer would love.
13
What his daughter would call a "downer." Names didn't matter; results did.
14
I said that her recent negativity was a real downer.
15
Or worse: you discover the thing they wanted to discuss is a real downer.
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Contemplations of mortality are strewn throughout but Look Both Ways is isn't a downer.
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