soporific in Latin
soporific in Latin is somnifer, somnificus, sopor — soporific means something, often a drug, that makes you feel sleepy.
soporific in Latin
somnifer
(pharmaceutical effect) Tending to induce sleep.
somnificus
(pharmaceutical effect) Tending to induce sleep.
sopor
(pharmaceutical drug) Something inducing sleep, especially a drug.
What does "soporific" mean?
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noun Something, often a drug, that makes you feel sleepy.
"The doctor prescribed a soporific to help the patient sleep."
- noun Something so dull that it makes you want to fall asleep.
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soporific in a sentence
- The doctor prescribed a soporific to help the patient sleep.
- And ancient soporifics—such as poisonous leaves and various opiate concoctions—were roughly as likely to kill you as they were to induce REM.
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What is "soporific" in Latin?
"soporific" in Latin is somnifer, somnificus, sopor. soporific means: Something, often a drug, that makes you feel sleepy.
Are there other ways to say "soporific" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "soporific": somnifer, somnificus, sopor.
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