antidepressant in Latin
antidepressant in Latin is antidepressivum — antidepressant means a medication prescribed to relieve or prevent the symptoms of depression.
antidepressant in Latin
antidepressivum
(pharmaceutical drug) An agent that prevents or counteracts depression.
What does "antidepressant" mean?
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noun A medication prescribed to relieve or prevent the symptoms of depression.
"Her doctor started her on a low dose of antidepressants to see how she responded."
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adj Designed to relieve or prevent depression.
"The clinic specializes in antidepressant treatment plans tailored to each patient."
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antidepressant in a sentence
- Her doctor started her on a low dose of antidepressants to see how she responded.
- The clinic specializes in antidepressant treatment plans tailored to each patient.
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What is "antidepressant" in Latin?
"antidepressant" in Latin is antidepressivum. antidepressant means: A medication prescribed to relieve or prevent the symptoms of depression.
How do you use "antidepressant" in a sentence?
Example: "Her doctor started her on a low dose of antidepressants to see how she responded." In Latin, "antidepressant" is antidepressivum.
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