narcotize (Meaning)

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narcotize (v)

administer narcotics to

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To imbue with, or subject to the influence of, a narcotic; to put into a state of narcosis.

The doctor narcotized the patient before the surgery to alleviate their pain.
The snake's venom narcotized the victim, making them lose consciousness.
The anesthetic narcotized the child during the dental procedure.
The drug traffickers were arrested for narcotizing students with fentanyl.
The scientist narcotized the animals for the duration of the experiment.
The kidnappers narcotized their victim to keep them compliant.
The morphine narcotized the soldier, dulling his senses during the battle.
The police used tear gas to narcotize the rioters and disperse the crowd.
The psychiatrist narcotized the patient to access subconscious memories.
The narcotics officer was undercover, posing as a drug dealer to narcotize the cartel members.

administer narcotics toTo imbue with, or subject to the influence of, a narcotic; to put into a state of narcosis.

mitigate, stupefy, relax, allay,sedate, alleviate, relieve, pacify, tranquillize, mollify

aggravate, vex, perturb, disturb, upset, perturb, intensify, vex, aggravate, agitate

The doctor narcotized the patient before the surgery to alleviate their pain.

The snake's venom narcotized the victim, making them lose consciousness.

The anesthetic narcotized the child during the dental procedure.

The drug traffickers were arrested for narcotizing students with fentanyl.