What is another word for anaesthetise?
Pronunciation:
[ ɐnˈiːsθətˌa͡ɪz], [ ɐnˈiːsθətˌaɪz], [ ɐ_n_ˈiː_s_θ_ə_t_ˌaɪ_z]
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Synonyms for Anaesthetise:
n.
• anaesthetise (noun)v.
• body (verb) • Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- discharge,
- amaze,
- damp,
- irritate,
- issuing,
- protract,
- grass,
- locoweed,
- stymie,
- departure,
- progeny,
- unveil,
- close up,
- come out,
- hit the sack,
- sexually transmitted disease,
- blockade,
- crawl in,
- medical specialty,
- sack,
- eject,
- pass,
- nettle,
- expiration,
- draw back,
- calm down,
- clutter,
- carry,
- go forth,
- issuance,
- go to sleep,
- emerge,
- strain,
- unblock,
- baffle,
- move back,
- kip down,
- inconvenience oneself,
- liberate,
- immobilise,
- infliction,
- fuss,
- lug,
- bewilder,
- worriment,
- suffocate,
- do drugs,
- problem,
- unloose,
- gage,
- nark,
- unfold,
- event,
- give away,
- turn in,
- emergence,
- proceeds,
- stop,
- dumbbell,
- handout,
- perplex,
- live,
- cark,
- dismission,
- give up,
- rag,
- expose,
- botheration,
- disclose,
- come forth,
- reveal,
- drench,
- blunt,
- get at,
- duck,
- return,
- stun,
- consequence,
- dosage,
- going,
- break,
- vd,
- immobilize,
- make out,
- crane,
- bed,
- soak,
- muddle,
- calm,
- annoy,
- impede,
- waiver,
- strike out,
- nonplus,
- block up,
- blank out,
- outlet,
- asphyxiate,
- music,
- stop dead,
- loony toons,
- cola,
- write out,
- medication,
- sedate,
- dismissal,
- pain in the ass,
- sess,
- poop,
- occlusion,
- resign,
- blockage,
- bar,
- egress,
- withdraw,
- endure,
- city block,
- military issue,
- pull back,
- unwrap,
- venereal disease,
- loose,
- pose,
- welter,
- dunk,
- medicate,
- discover,
- draw a blank,
- dummy,
- repress,
- occlude,
- adjourn,
- vex,
- strangle,
- exit,
- quiet,
- payoff,
- mental block,
- flummox,
- lead,
- practice of medicine,
- pain in the neck,
- cube,
- matter,
- uncover,
- go,
- blocking,
- publication,
- stuff,
- souse,
- medicament,
- button,
- jumble,
- rile,
- parry,
- choke up,
- social disease,
- pulley-block,
- put away,
- battery-acid,
- outcome,
- offspring,
- go to bed,
- gravel,
- disquiet,
- obturate,
- cut,
- dowse,
- exhaust,
- stoppage,
- mystify,
- turn,
- acquittance,
- takings,
- dope up,
- dampen,
- distract,
- free,
- way out,
- troublesomeness,
- prolong,
- devil,
- stymy,
- stretch,
- medicinal drug,
- annoyance,
- continue,
- drug,
- weed,
- deflect,
- hold up,
- unfreeze,
- smoke,
- sop,
- trichloromethane,
- pinhead,
- freeing,
- the skinny,
- worry,
- pain,
- barricade,
- introduce,
- widen,
- spill,
- sens,
- auction block,
- zen,
- difficulty,
- recede,
- booby,
- window pane,
- survive,
- spillage,
- green goddess,
- cylinder block,
- topic,
- back breaker,
- jam,
- suspend,
- let on,
- resist,
- let out,
- subject,
- disorder,
- produce,
- retreat,
- sacking,
- print,
- fuddle,
- loss,
- let go,
- trouble oneself,
- skunk,
- embarrass,
- freeze out,
- take,
- freeze down,
- low-down,
- frost,
- block off,
- ail,
- acid,
- engine block,
- dot,
- divulge,
- broaden,
- expel,
- puzzle,
- halt,
- superman,
- get to,
- hinder,
- quieten,
- result,
- hit the hay,
- disturb,
- obstruct,
- tranquilize,
- pulley block,
- cover,
- withstand,
- gallop,
- freezing,
- set off,
- unhinge,
- plunge,
- passing,
- pulley,
- yield,
- muffle,
- stifle,
- stick,
- press release,
- mare's nest,
- beat,
- tone ending,
- secrete,
- pot,
- vent,
- poke out,
- offer,
- supply,
- unloosen,
- liberation,
- surround,
- get,
- run,
- get out,
- venereal infection,
- last,
- government issue,
- hassle,
- upset,
- bring on,
- closure,
- effect,
- incommodiousness,
- stand firm,
- pull away,
- live on,
- upshot,
- relinquish,
- reach out,
- dip,
- pane,
- number,
- firing,
- still,
- besot,
- girdle,
- wear,
- forget,
- perturb,
- dumbfound,
- draw out,
- expand,
- let go of,
- chafe,
- lull,
- sack out,
- cupid's disease,
- kibosh,
- cupid's itch,
- boob.
How to use "Anaesthetise" in context?
Anaesthetise is a noun meaning the putting to sleep or the dulling of sensation. It is also the medical term for an anaesthetic, a substance that takes away the feeling of pain during surgery. An anaesthetic can be a gas, a liquid, a powder, or a form of electronic stimulation.
Anaesthetists are medical professionals who provide anesthesia for patients undergoing surgery. They work in surgery rooms with other healthcare professionals, such as surgeons and medical assistants. Anaesthetists often have additional training in circulatory, respiratory, and cardiovascular protection.
Homophones for Anaesthetise:
- anaesthetize, anesthetise, anastatica, anesthesia, anamnestic, angiitis, anesthetize, anecdotic, awning deck, animistic, amnestic, anaesthesia, anaesthetic, anxiety attack, anesthetic.
Hypernym for Anaesthetise:
Hyponym for Anaesthetise:
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