What is another word for sleep-inducers?
Pronunciation: [slˈiːpɪndjˈuːsəz] (IPA) 
Sleep-inducers, otherwise known as hypnotics, are drugs or substances that promote and maintain sleep. There are many different types of sleep-inducers, including prescription sedatives, over-the-counter sleep aids, and natural remedies. Some common synonyms for sleep-inducers are sedatives, anxiolytics, soporifics, and somnifacients. These terms all refer to substances that have a calming effect and can promote relaxation and sleep. While some sleep-inducers can be effective for short-term use, prolonged use or misuse can lead to dependence and negative side effects. It is important to consult with a healthcare provider before taking any sleep-inducing substances.
