antidotal (Meaning)

Wordnet

antidotal (a)

counteracting the effects of a poison

Webster

Having the quality an antidote; fitted to counteract the effects of poison.

The scientist presented antidotal evidence to counter the prevailing theories and offer an alternative perspective.
The antidotal effect of the medicine was evident as the patient showed rapid improvement in their symptoms.
The researcher's antidotal findings challenged conventional wisdom in the field, leading to a reevaluation of established theories.
Medical professionals often rely on antidotal information to inform their decision-making in complex cases.
The antidotal properties of the herbal remedy were praised for their ability to alleviate common ailments.
The antidotal anecdotes shared by patients highlighted the diverse ways in which the treatment positively impacted their lives.
The antidotal accounts from survivors of the disease provided valuable insights into potential therapeutic approaches.
The author included antidotal stories in the book to illustrate the real-life impact of social and political changes on individuals.
The antidotal nature of the testimonies challenged skepticism and encouraged a more open-minded approach to the issue.
Researchers emphasized the importance of collecting antidotal data alongside empirical evidence to gain a comprehensive understanding of the phenomenon.

counteracting the effects of a poisonHaving the quality an antidote; fitted to counteract the effects of poison.

counteractive, salutary, helpful, therapeutic, counterbalancing,beneficial, medicinal, wholesome, reparative,curative

No antonyms found.

The scientist presented antidotal evidence to counter the prevailing theories and offer an alternative perspective.

The antidotal effect of the medicine was evident as the patient showed rapid improvement in their symptoms.

The researcher's antidotal findings challenged conventional wisdom in the field, leading to a reevaluation of established theories.

Medical professionals often rely on antidotal information to inform their decision-making in complex cases.