What is another word for anesthetize?
283 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ ˈanɪsθˌɛta͡ɪz], [ ˈanɪsθˌɛtaɪz], [ ˈa_n_ɪ_s_θ_ˌɛ_t_aɪ_z]Table of Contents
Similar words for anesthetize:- anaesthetise (noun)
- anaesthetize (noun)
- anesthetise (noun)
- anesthetize (noun)
- deaden (verb)
- disable (verb)
- dope (verb)
- drug (verb)
- ease (verb)
- entrance (verb)
- hypnotize (verb)
- medicate (verb)
- numb (verb)
- paralyze (verb)
- untighten (verb)
- other synonyms
- drug
- hypnotize
- medicate
- numb
- other relevant words
Synonyms for Anesthetize:
n.
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- bring back,
- bypass,
- catch,
- attend.
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- excite.
v.
•deaden (verb)- dampen,
- smother,
- slow,
- benumb,
- weaken,
- suppress,
- stupefy,
- stifle,
- ko,
- check,
- dim,
- lay out,
- gas,
- consume,
- destroy,
- desensitize,
- repress,
- lessen,
- impair,
- depress,
- stun,
- unnerve,
- frustrate,
- chloroform,
- cushion,
- hush,
- deprive,
- freeze,
- dull,
- damp,
- reduce,
- devitalize,
- injure,
- abate,
- retard,
- alleviate,
- blunt,
- incapacitate,
- soften,
- knock out,
- drown,
- tone down,
- mute.
- disable,
- cramp,
- hinder,
- hamper,
- prostrate,
- sap,
- enfeeble,
- disarm,
- lame,
- invalidate,
- neutralize,
- abrogate,
- undermine,
- scotch,
- botch,
- handicap,
- hamstring,
- vitiate,
- cripple,
- hobble,
- tamper,
- screw up.
- debase,
- soak,
- adulterate,
- sophisticate,
- inject,
- load,
- narcotize.
- cure,
- expedite,
- smooth,
- relent,
- nurse,
- aid,
- comfort,
- disengage,
- pacify,
- allay,
- ameliorate,
- slacken,
- release,
- promote,
- quiet,
- simplify,
- improve,
- tranquilize,
- further,
- assist,
- speed,
- lighten,
- free,
- mitigate,
- palliate,
- relieve,
- assuage,
- mollify,
- disburden,
- appease,
- doctor,
- cheer,
- forward,
- still,
- lift,
- soothe,
- moderate,
- facilitate,
- meliorate.
- gladden,
- please,
- bewitch,
- enthrall,
- enrapture,
- ravish,
- transport,
- spellbind,
- enchant,
- charm,
- rejoice,
- mesmerize,
- delight,
- fascinate,
- attract,
- put in a trance.
- subject tosuggestion,
- captivate,
- lull to sleep,
- make drowsy,
- induce,
- bring under control,
- hold under a spell,
- dull the will,
- magnetize,
- make sleepy.
- daze,
- frost,
- immobilize,
- chill.
Other synonyms:
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- bandage,
- ice down,
- cauterize,
- implant,
- swab,
- irrigate,
- irradiate,
- sedate,
- catheterize,
- patch up,
- palpate,
- immunize,
- sterilize,
- lobotomize,
- scrub up,
- incise,
- stitch up,
- bleed,
- resuscitate,
- detain.
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- scan.
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- operate.
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- screen.
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- section.
- put away,
- salve,
- bedaze,
- broaden,
- recede,
- stretch out,
- dilate,
- muffle,
- coldcock,
- hypnotise,
- knock senseless,
- trance,
- blocking,
- discommode,
- bother,
- stretch forth,
- expand,
- subdue,
- anesthesia,
- lay,
- Froze,
- incommode,
- amplify,
- kayo,
- douse,
- obtund,
- hold out,
- declare,
- foment,
- Stupe,
- poultice,
- disoblige,
- besot,
- knock unconscious,
- announce,
- pour oil on,
- publish,
- diminish,
- quench,
- bring out,
- trouble,
- disclose,
- anaesthesia,
- slake,
- retire,
- Exsert,
- lull,
- extend,
- choke,
- blocked,
- pad.
Antonyms for Anesthetize:
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v.
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deaden
build, facilitate, permit, push, mobilize, enliven, allow, encourage, aid, uplift, help, invigorate, magnify, extend, raise, enlarge, increase, let go, strengthen, indulge, intensify, construct, advance, assist, stimulate, brighten, animate, refresh.
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ease
condemn, burden, annoy, maintain, injure, agitate, demote, bring down, aggravate, impede, upset, provoke, irritate, perplex, incite, block, hold, worsen, worry, make difficult, depress, cease, delay, slow, exasperate, harm, stop, weaken, vex, excite, halt, hurt, hinder, trouble, check, keep.
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hypnotize
exhilarate, inspire.
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numb
heat.
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paralyze
release, comfort, soothe, explain, embolden, repair, enlighten, restore, clear up, please, improve, continue.
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Other antonyms:
bring back, bring round, bring to, bring around.
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deaden
Homophones for Anesthetize:
- anaesthetise, animistic, anaesthetize, anamnestic, angiitis, anaesthetic, awning deck, anaesthesia, anesthesia, anesthetise, anxiety attack, anesthetic, anastatica, anecdotic, amnestic.