lincture (Meaning)
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lincture (n.)
Alt. of Linctus
Synonyms & Antonyms of lincture
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
lincture Sentence Examples
- The physician prescribed a potent lincture to alleviate the patient's persistent cough.
- The lincture's thick, syrupy consistency required a spoon for its administration.
- The acrid taste of the lincture made it difficult for the child to ingest.
- The lincture contained a combination of herbs, each possessing medicinal properties.
- The lincture was administered orally, with a dosage tailored to the patient's age and condition.
- The lincture provided immediate relief from the patient's nagging symptoms.
- The lincture's long-term use was contraindicated due to its potential side effects.
- The preparation of the lincture required precision in measuring and mixing the ingredients.
- The lincture's shelf life was limited, necessitating careful storage conditions.
- The pharmacist dispensed the lincture with clear instructions for its use and potential interactions.
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Alt. of Linctus
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The physician prescribed a potent lincture to alleviate the patient's persistent cough.
The lincture's thick, syrupy consistency required a spoon for its administration.
The acrid taste of the lincture made it difficult for the child to ingest.
The lincture contained a combination of herbs, each possessing medicinal properties.
