medicate in Latin
medicate in Latin is medico — medicate means to give medicine to someone, or to treat a condition with drugs.
medicate in Latin
medico
(transitive) To prescribe or administer medication to.
What does "medicate" mean?
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verb To give medicine to someone, or to treat a condition with drugs.
"The vet medicated the dog to control its pain after surgery."
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medicate in a sentence
- The vet medicated the dog to control its pain after surgery.
- He's been medicated for anxiety for the past year.
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What is "medicate" in Latin?
"medicate" in Latin is medico. medicate means: To give medicine to someone, or to treat a condition with drugs.
How do you use "medicate" in a sentence?
Example: "The vet medicated the dog to control its pain after surgery." In Latin, "medicate" is medico.
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