anesthetic in Greek
anesthetic in Greek is αναισθητικό — anesthetic means a drug used to stop pain or cause unconsciousness for a medical procedure.
anesthetic in Greek
αναισθητικό
Pronounced: anaisthitiko
(American spelling, medicine) A substance administered to reduce the perception of pain or to induce numbness for surgery and may render the recipient unconscious.
What does "anesthetic" mean?
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noun A drug used to stop pain or cause unconsciousness for a medical procedure.
"The surgeon administered the anesthetic before making the first incision."
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adj Causing loss of sensation or reducing pain.
"The cream has a mild anesthetic effect on sore muscles."
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anesthetic in a sentence
- The surgeon administered the anesthetic before making the first incision.
- A local anesthetic numbed the area around the wound.
- The cream has a mild anesthetic effect on sore muscles.
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What is "anesthetic" in Greek?
"anesthetic" in Greek is αναισθητικό. anesthetic means: A drug used to stop pain or cause unconsciousness for a medical procedure.
How do you pronounce αναισθητικό?
"anesthetic" in Greek is αναισθητικό, pronounced "anaisthitiko".
How do you use "anesthetic" in a sentence?
Example: "The surgeon administered the anesthetic before making the first incision." In Greek, "anesthetic" is αναισθητικό.
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