narcotic

• Relativo a una sustancia narcótica que induce sueño, estupor o pérdida de sensibilidad; también se usa para describir algo con efecto sedante, adormecedor o que embota los sentidos.

Relating to a drug that induces sleep, stupor, or insensibility; also used to describe something with a numbing or dulling effect.

1. Relating to narcoticsB2formalmedical

   Of or relating to drugs that induce sleep, stupor, or insensitivity, often used for pain relief.

   narcótico

   • The patient was given a narcotic analgesic after surgery.
   • Narcotic substances are strictly regulated by law.
   • He was arrested for possession of narcotic drugs.

2. Inducing stuporB2formalmedical

   Causing a state of drowsiness, numbness, or reduced consciousness.

   Narcótico (que induce estupor)

   • The medication had a narcotic effect, making him feel very sleepy.
   • The plant's narcotic properties were known to ancient healers.
   • A narcotic haze settled over the patient after the injection.

   Sinónimoshypnoticopiatesedativesomniferoussoporific

   Antónimosinvigoratingstimulatingwaking

3. Inducing mental lethargyC1formal

   Causing a dulling of the mind or a lack of mental energy.

   que adormece la mente

   • The repetitive work had a narcotic effect on his concentration.
   • The lecture was so monotonous it felt almost narcotic.
   • She fought against the narcotic drowsiness that threatened to overcome her.

   Sinónimoshypnoticnumbingopiatesedativesoporificstupefying

   Antónimosenergizinginvigoratingstimulating

• Sustancia que produce adormecimiento o estupor, a menudo consumida por placer o para aliviar el dolor; su uso prolongado puede causar dependencia.

A drug that produces numbness or stupor, often taken for pleasure or to reduce pain; extensive use can lead to addiction.

1. Pain-relieving drugB2formalmedical

   A drug that induces sleep, stupor, or insensibility, often used medically to relieve pain but can be addictive.

   Narcótico analgésico

   • The doctor prescribed a narcotic to manage his severe pain.
   • Long-term use of narcotics can lead to physical dependence.
   • She was treated for an overdose of a powerful narcotic.

   Sinónimosanalgesicanodyneopiatepainkiller

2. Illegal substanceB2formallegal

   An illegal or controlled substance that is abused for its euphoric effects.

   Estupefaciente ilegal

   • The police seized a large quantity of narcotics during the raid.
   • He was arrested for trafficking narcotics across the border.
   • The government is implementing stricter laws against narcotics.

   Sinónimoscontrolled substancedopedrugrecreational drug