diazepam
0 antonyms and opposites of diazepam, grouped by meaning.
Noun — A prescription drug, sold under the brand name Valium, used to relieve anxiety and relax muscles.
How to use diazepam
The word patterns that sound natural to a native speaker.
Etymology
A chemical name built from "diazepine" (part of its molecular structure) + "amide."
Full origin of diazepam →Frequently asked questions
What does “diazepam” mean?
The word “diazepam” means a prescription drug, sold under the brand name Valium, used to relieve anxiety and relax muscles. In plain terms, a calming, muscle-relaxing medication, best known by the brand name Valium.
How do you pronounce “diazepam”?
“Diazepam” is pronounced duh-ih-AZ-ih-pam (/daɪˈæz.əˌpæm/ in IPA).
How do you use “diazepam” in a sentence?
Here is “diazepam” used in a sentence: “The doctor prescribed a low dose of diazepam to help with his panic attacks.”
What part of speech is “diazepam”?
“Diazepam” is a noun.