What is another word for analeptic?
Pronunciation:
[ ˌane͡ɪlˈɛptɪk], [ ˌaneɪlˈɛptɪk], [ ˌa_n_eɪ_l_ˈɛ_p_t_ɪ_k]
Table of Contents
Similar words for analeptic:
- all (adjective)
- comforting (adjective)
- healing (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- restorative (adjective)
- therapeutic (adjective)
- amphetamine (noun)
- analeptic (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- pep pill (noun)
- pick-me-up (noun)
- stimulant (noun)
- tonic (noun)
- cheering (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Analeptic:
adj.
• all (adjective) • comforting (adjective)- more consolatory,
- most remedying,
- most reassuring,
- most heart-warming,
- most solacing,
- re assuring,
- healthgiving,
- most succoring,
- more tranquilizing,
- more inspiriting,
- more health giving,
- most consolatory,
- more analeptic,
- most health giving,
- more solacing,
- re vitalizing,
- more sustaining,
- up-holding,
- re vivifying,
- most consoling,
- most analeptic,
- most alleviating,
- health giving,
- most assuaging,
- more restoring,
- most mitigating,
- freeinger,
- most revivifying,
- more revitalizing,
- more heart warming,
- most upholding,
- most allaying,
- re-vitalizing,
- more revivifying,
- more succoring,
- most relieving,
- more assuaging,
- more heart-warming,
- more mitigating,
- up holding,
- more abating,
- heart warming,
- more upholding,
- more allaying,
- more reassuring,
- re-vivifying,
- most restoring,
- most revitalizing,
- more alleviating,
- more health-giving,
- re freshing,
- most healthgiving,
- most tranquilizing,
- most warming,
- most sustaining,
- in-spiriting,
- most inspiriting,
- in spiriting,
- more healthgiving,
- re-freshing,
- most heart warming,
- freeingest,
- re storing,
- more remedying,
- most lightening,
- more lightening,
- most abating,
- more warming,
- more relieving,
- re-assuring,
- re-storing,
- most health-giving,
- more consoling.
n.
• amphetamine (noun) • analeptic (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun) • pep pill (noun) • pick-me-up (noun) • stimulant (noun) • tonic (noun)v.
• cheering (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- balsamy,
- affable,
- ease,
- hitch,
- birth control device,
- rousing,
- aesculapian,
- ministration,
- softening,
- encourage,
- bring around,
- safe,
- therapeutical,
- contraceptive device,
- brace,
- ointment,
- prescription drug,
- rilievo,
- painkiller,
- cream,
- tranquillising,
- cheering,
- galling,
- liqueur,
- comment,
- vitalizer,
- good,
- auxiliary,
- goading,
- promote,
- plaguy,
- ataractic,
- substitute,
- facilitate,
- attention,
- bothersome,
- preventive,
- financial aid,
- exhilarating,
- alleviator,
- pickup,
- cost increase,
- medical exam,
- bonus,
- psychoneurotic,
- reliever,
- soda water,
- alleviatory,
- hypnagogic,
- benzedrine,
- reception,
- alleviative,
- satisfying,
- spooky,
- liberation,
- unquiet,
- accented,
- assuasive,
- avail,
- analgesic,
- branch line,
- annoying,
- supporter,
- depressant,
- armguard,
- energiser,
- animating,
- neural,
- relievo,
- disciplinary,
- input signal,
- interference,
- vexatious,
- respite,
- impulsion,
- sculptural relief,
- formula,
- flighty,
- medical checkup,
- encumbrance,
- particular,
- unction,
- refresher course,
- accessory,
- sesame,
- remedy,
- help oneself,
- prophylactic device,
- downer,
- hypnogogic,
- incumbrance,
- appurtenant,
- inducement,
- narcotizing,
- reinforcement,
- mental case,
- tending,
- prodding,
- drift,
- speed,
- assuagement,
- health check,
- remark,
- moderation,
- contraceptive,
- pestiferous,
- balmy,
- germicidal,
- benni,
- rubber,
- mitigative,
- soporiferous,
- urging,
- hike up,
- backup,
- easement,
- tranquilizing,
- care,
- painful,
- salving,
- rest period,
- modest,
- amiable,
- rest,
- hike,
- upper,
- tonal,
- economic aid,
- nettlesome,
- revitalizing,
- pain pill,
- novel,
- revitalising,
- bactericidal,
- brisk,
- stand-in,
- adjunct,
- uneasy,
- antimicrobial,
- antifertility,
- service,
- enlivener,
- ancillary,
- unguent,
- supercharge,
- spur track,
- somniferous,
- easing,
- refreshful,
- queasy,
- consoling,
- excitative,
- narcotising,
- encouragement,
- alleviation,
- quickener,
- pesky,
- skittish,
- rise,
- tranquilising,
- keynote,
- spurring,
- assistant,
- goad,
- prescription medicine,
- release,
- safety,
- alleviant,
- mesmerizing,
- analgetic,
- spellbinding,
- recuperative,
- checkup,
- genial,
- cautionary,
- tonic water,
- spine,
- further,
- motivator,
- gad,
- renewing,
- economic assistance,
- animator,
- soda,
- condom,
- ethical drug,
- fill-in,
- benne,
- acknowledge,
- camphorated tincture of opium,
- pestering,
- teasing,
- advance,
- hindrance,
- sedative drug,
- soft,
- vexing,
- pop,
- soda pop,
- plaguey,
- helper,
- medical examination,
- backup man,
- meek,
- germicide,
- somnific,
- mesmeric,
- aflutter,
- quinine water,
- ataraxic,
- disciplinal,
- antimicrobic,
- mitigatory,
- embossment,
- salve,
- serve,
- prod,
- heal,
- impulse,
- vitaliser,
- financial assistance,
- fresh,
- assist,
- anxious.
- curative,
- Alexipharmic,
- medical,
- corrective,
- anodyne,
- arousal,
- traumatic,
- cordial,
- recipe,
- Reparative,
- Roborant,
- strengthening,
- neurotic,
- detersive,
- salutary,
- receipt,
- enlivening,
- invigorating,
- Febrifugal,
- prophylactic,
- narcotic,
- corroborant,
- palliative,
- help,
- specific,
- refreshing,
- foreplay,
- provocative,
- sedative,
- reparatory,
- aid,
- balsam,
- boost,
- irritating,
- medicative,
- balm,
- hypnotic,
- Abstersive,
- nervous,
- prescription,
- Iatric,
- bracing,
- painkilling,
- stimulation,
- relief,
- impetus,
- harmless,
- succour,
- demulcent,
- remedial,
- preventative,
- Depuratory,
- assistance,
- reviving,
- input,
- soporific,
- restitutive,
- cure,
- Emendatory,
- spur,
- bracer,
- incentive,
- Vulnerary,
- adjuvant,
- detergent,
- mild,
- balsamic,
- irritative,
- Sanatory,
- immunizing,
- Salutiferous,
- Epulotic,
- paregoric,
- succor,
- lenitive,
- excitant,
- stimulus,
- pick-me-up,
- emollient,
- healing,
- excitatory,
- alterative,
- Chirurgical,
- stimulating,
- Theriac,
- medicinal,
- fortifying,
- disinfectant,
- pick-up.
How to use "Analeptic" in context?
The word "analeptic" is derived from the Greek words "analeptikos" meaning "to clear the throat," and "leptos" meaning "a step." Analeptic substances are substances thatclear the throat and provide relief from a cough or other respiratory ailment. They are also used to stop bleeding.
Word of the Day
- Synonyms:
- Parents, progenitors.