sedative in Japanese
sedative in Japanese is 鎮静剤 — sedative means a drug that calms a person or induces sleep.
sedative in Japanese
鎮静剤
Pronounced: chinseizai
(pharmaceutical drug) An agent or drug that sedates, having a calming or soothing effect, or inducing sleep.
What does "sedative" mean?
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noun A drug that calms a person or induces sleep.
"The doctor prescribed a mild sedative to help her sleep."
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adj Having a calming or sleep-inducing effect.
"Chamomile tea is often said to have a sedative effect."
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sedative in a sentence
- The doctor prescribed a mild sedative to help her sleep.
- Chamomile tea is often said to have a sedative effect.
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What is "sedative" in Japanese?
"sedative" in Japanese is 鎮静剤. sedative means: A drug that calms a person or induces sleep.
How do you pronounce 鎮静剤?
"sedative" in Japanese is 鎮静剤, pronounced "chinseizai".
How do you use "sedative" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor prescribed a mild sedative to help her sleep." In Japanese, "sedative" is 鎮静剤.
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