narcotised Antonyms
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Meaning of narcotised
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narcotised (s)
under the influence of narcotics
narcotised Sentence Examples
- The patient was narcotised before the surgery, rendering them unconscious.
- The snake's venom had a narcotic effect, causing the victim to become disoriented and sluggish.
- The air in the operating room was heavily narcotised, inducing a state of sedation in the patients.
- The painkillers prescribed to the injured man had a mild narcotic effect, reducing his discomfort.
- The accused was apprehended in a narcotised state, unable to resist arrest due to the influence of drugs.
- The defendant claimed that he was narcotised at the time of the alleged crime and therefore not responsible for his actions.
- The drug overdose resulted in the individual becoming narcotised and unresponsive.
- The police officer used a taser to narcotise the suspect, who was becoming increasingly aggressive and agitated.
- The hospital staff narcotised the terminally ill patient to alleviate their suffering and discomfort.
- The hikers were narcotised by the fumes from a nearby chemical plant, leading to hallucinations and disorientation.
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under the influence of narcotics
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The patient was narcotised before the surgery, rendering them unconscious.
The snake's venom had a narcotic effect, causing the victim to become disoriented and sluggish.
The air in the operating room was heavily narcotised, inducing a state of sedation in the patients.
The painkillers prescribed to the injured man had a mild narcotic effect, reducing his discomfort.
