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Synonyms for anesthetized
Grammar : Adj, verb |
Spell : uh-nes-thi-tahyz |
Phonetic Transcription : əˈnɛs θɪˌtaɪz |
Top 10 synonyms for anesthetized Other synonyms for the word anesthetized
- abate
- abated
- adulterate
- aid
- allay
- allayed
- alleviate
- alleviated
- aloof
- ameliorate
- analgize
- anesthetized
- apathetic
- appall
- appease
- arrest
- asleep
- assist
- assuage
- assuaged
- astound
- attend to
- attract
- bemuse
- benumb
- benumbed
- blacked out
- blunt
- boring
- bring to grinding halt
- bring under control
- brutal
- callous
- calm
- cantankerous
- casual
- charm
- check
- cheer
- chill
- chloroform
- churlish
- clear the way
- close
- cold
- cold fish
- cold-blooded
- cold-hearted
- comatose
- comfort
- consume
- crotchety
- cruel
- cure
- cushion
- damp
- dampen
- daunt
- daze
- dead
- dead to the world
- deaden
- deadened
- debase
- debilitate
- delight
- depress
- deprive
- detached
- devitalize
- dim
- disarm
- disburden
- disengage
- disinterested
- doctor
- dope
- dope up
- dose
- dose up
- drown
- drug
- dull
- dull the will
- eased
- enfeeble
- enrapture
- enthrall
- entrance
- etherize
- exacting
- exhaust
- expedite
- facilitate
- fascinate
- feelingless
- fix
- flat
- forward
- free
- freeze
- frigid
- frost
- frozen
- frustrate
- further
- gas
- gladden
- glazed
- halt
- hard
- hardened
- heartless
- hit
- hold under a spell
- hush
- icy
- immobilize
- immobilized
- immune to
- impair
- impassible
- impassive
- impervious to
- improve
- inanimate
- incapacitate
- incurious
- indifferent
- induce
- inert
- inhuman
- inject
- injure
- insensate
- insensible
- insensitive
- insentient
- insipid
- insusceptible
- iron-hearted
- knock out
- knocked out
- KO
- lame
- lay out
- lessen
- let up
- let up on
- lethargic
- lift
- lighten
- lightened
- listless
- load
- loose
- loosen
- lukewarm
- lull to sleep
- magnetize
- make drowsy
- make easier
- make inactive
- make inert
- make less sensitive
- make nerveless
- make sleepy
- medicate
- meliorate
- merciless
- mesmerize
- mitigate
- mitigated
- moderate
- mollify
- mute
- narcotize
- nonplus
- nonreactive
- numb
- numbed
- nurse
- obdurate
- obtund
- open the door
- opiate
- out cold
- out like a light
- pacify
- palliate
- palliated
- palsy
- paralyze
- paralyzed
- petrify
- phlegmatic
- physic
- pitiless
- please
- poison
- promote
- prostrate
- put in a trance
- put out of order
- put to sleep
- quiet
- quieten
- ravish
- reduce
- rejoice
- relax
- release
- relent
- relieve
- remote
- render insensible
- repress
- retard
- run interference for
- ruthless
- salved
- sedate
- sensationless
- senseless
- severe
- shut down
- simplify
- slack
- slacken
- slow
- smooth
- smother
- soak
- soften
- softened
- soothe
- soothed
- sophisticate
- speed
- speed up
- spellbind
- spiritless
- stagnant
- stale
- stifle
- still
- stony
- stop dead
- stun
- stupefied
- stupefy
- stuporous
- subject tosuggestion
- suppress
- surly
- tasteless
- thick-skinned
- tire
- tone down
- torpid
- tough
- tranquilize
- transfix
- transport
- treat
- unamiable
- uncaring
- uncompassionate
- unconcerned
- unconscious
- uncordial
- uncurious
- unemotional
- unfeeling
- unimpressionable
- uninterested
- uninteresting
- unkind
- unnerve
- unresponsive
- unsusceptible
- unsympathetic
- untighten
- vapid
- weaken
- wooden
Définition of anesthetized
Origin :- alternative spelling of anaesthetize (q.v.). See ae.
- As in insensitive : adj numb
- As in numb : adj deadened, insensitive
- As in unfeeling : adj hard-hearted, numb
- As in passed out : adj unconscious
- As in relieved : adj lessened
- As in unimpressionable : adj insensitive
- As in unsusceptible : adj insensitive
- As in dead : adj indifferent, cold
- As in numb : verb deaden
- As in paralyze : verb immobilize
- As in medicate : verb drug
- As in narcotize : verb drug
- As in physic : verb drug
- As in untighten : verb ease
- As in deaden : verb diminish, muffle, quiet
- As in desensitize : verb dull
- As in dope : verb drug someone
- As in drug : verb put under influence of medication
- As in ease : verb alleviate, help
- As in entrance : verb captivate, hypnotize
- As in hypnotize : verb put in trance; spellbind
- Then she turned quickly and surprised her anesthetized audience.
- Extract from : « The Quickening » by Francis Lynde
- By putting a few drops of chloroform into the jar, the insect is anesthetized, and its struggles are made quickly to cease.
- Extract from : « The Butterfly Book » by William Jacob Holland
- Now Ricky French especially has the air of a demonstrating anatomist over an anesthetized body.
- Extract from : « Young People's Pride » by Stephen Vincent Benet
- One woman, Hannah Green, had been anesthetized in 1848 by chloroform before undergoing a minor operation on her toe.
- Extract from : « Bloodletting Instruments in the National Museum of History and Technology » by Audrey Davis
- Failing in this manner of procedure, the affected animal is to be cast and anesthetized with chloroform.
- Extract from : « Lameness of the Horse » by John Victor Lacroix
- The patient should be anesthetized, and, by the use of a wedge as a fulcrum, the bones should be forced into position.
- Extract from : « Surgery, with Special Reference to Podiatry » by Maximilian Stern
- A gauze bag of the correct shape and size is filled with salt and ice mixed, and applied to the area to be anesthetized.
- Extract from : « Surgery, with Special Reference to Podiatry » by Maximilian Stern
- He described the fact that Governor Connally was conscious up until the time he was anesthetized in the operating room.
- Extract from : « Warren Commission (6 of 26): Hearings Vol. VI (of 15) » by The President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy
- This wound was covered by a dressing which could not be removed until the Governor was anesthetized.
- Extract from : « Warren Commission (4 of 26): Hearings Vol. IV (of 15) » by The President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy
Antonyms for anesthetized
- active
- advance
- aggravate
- agitate
- aid
- alive
- allow
- animate
- animated
- annoy
- assist
- aware
- being
- block
- bore
- brighten
- bring down
- build
- burden
- caring
- cease
- check
- clean
- clear up
- comfort
- compassionate
- concerned
- condemn
- construct
- continue
- continuing
- delay
- demote
- depress
- disenchant
- disgust
- displease
- distraught
- embolden
- encourage
- enduring
- enlarge
- enlighten
- enliven
- exasperate
- excite
- exhilarate
- existent
- existing
- explain
- extend
- facilitate
- feeling
- halt
- harm
- heat
- help
- hinder
- hold
- hurt
- ignore
- impede
- impressionable
- improve
- incite
- incomplete
- increase
- indulge
- injure
- inspire
- intensify
- interested
- invigorate
- irritate
- keep
- let go
- live
- lively
- living
- loving
- magnify
- maintain
- make difficult
- mindful
- mobilize
- neglect
- operative
- permit
- perplex
- please
- provoke
- purify
- push
- raise
- refresh
- release
- repair
- repel
- repulse
- responsive
- restore
- sad
- sensate
- sensitive
- slow
- soothe
- spirited
- stimulate
- stop
- strengthen
- subsisting
- sympathetic
- tire
- touched
- trouble
- turn off
- unfinished
- uplift
- upset
- vex
- warm
- weaken
- working
- worried
- worry
- worsen
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