psychotropic in Russian
psychotropic in Russian is психотро́пный, психотро́п — psychotropic means affecting the mind, mood, or mental processes, usually describing certain drugs.
psychotropic in Russian
психотро́пный
Pronounced: psikhotropnyy
(pharmaceutical effect) Affecting the mind or mental processes.
психотро́п
Pronounced: psikhotrop
(pharmaceutical drug) A psychotropic drug or agent.
What does "psychotropic" mean?
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adj Affecting the mind, mood, or mental processes, usually describing certain drugs.
"Antidepressants are one common type of psychotropic medication."
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noun A drug that affects mood, perception, or mental function.
"The clinic carefully monitors patients taking multiple psychotropics at once."
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psychotropic in a sentence
- Antidepressants are one common type of psychotropic medication.
- The clinic carefully monitors patients taking multiple psychotropics at once.
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What is "psychotropic" in Russian?
"psychotropic" in Russian is психотро́пный, психотро́п. psychotropic means: Affecting the mind, mood, or mental processes, usually describing certain drugs.
How do you pronounce психотро́пный?
"psychotropic" in Russian is психотро́пный, pronounced "psikhotropnyy".
How do you use "psychotropic" in a sentence?
Example: "Antidepressants are one common type of psychotropic medication." In Russian, "psychotropic" is психотро́пный, психотро́п.
Are there other ways to say "psychotropic" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "psychotropic": психотро́пный, психотро́п.
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