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Meaning of counterpoison
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counterpoison (n)
a remedy that stops or controls the effects of a poison
counterpoison Sentence Examples
- The antidote served as a counterpoison to neutralize the effects of the venom.
- In medieval times, alchemists sought to create counterpoisons to combat various ailments.
- The herbalist prepared a potent counterpoison using a mixture of rare herbs and plants.
- The apothecary kept a stock of counterpoisons to treat cases of accidental poisoning.
- The sorceress brewed a magical counterpoison to protect herself from her enemies' spells.
- The toxicologist studied different substances to identify potential counterpoisons.
- The explorer carried a vial of counterpoison as a precautionary measure during his travels in the jungle.
- The pharmacologist researched innovative methods to develop more effective counterpoisons.
- The healer administered the counterpoison intravenously to swiftly alleviate the patient's symptoms.
- The king's court possessed a secret formula for a powerful counterpoison to protect against assassination attempts.
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a remedy that stops or controls the effects of a poison
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The antidote served as a counterpoison to neutralize the effects of the venom.
In medieval times, alchemists sought to create counterpoisons to combat various ailments.
The herbalist prepared a potent counterpoison using a mixture of rare herbs and plants.
The apothecary kept a stock of counterpoisons to treat cases of accidental poisoning.
