What is another word for tonic?
622 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ tˈɒnɪk], [ tˈɒnɪk], [ t_ˈɒ_n_ɪ_k]
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Similar words for tonic:
- all (adjective)
- astringent (adjective)
- beneficial (adjective)
- bracing (adjective)
- curative (adjective)
- exhilarant (adjective)
- exhilarating (adjective)
- healthful/healthy (adjective)
- invigorating (adjective)
- medical (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- remedial (adjective)
- restorative (adjective)
- accented (noun)
- amusement (noun)
- brisk (noun)
- drug (noun)
- energising (noun)
- hair of the dog (noun)
- keynote (noun)
- medicine/medication (noun)
- mixer (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- pep pill (noun)
- pick-me-up (noun)
- remedy (noun)
- soda pop (noun)
- soft drink (noun)
- stimulant (noun)
- healing (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Tonic:
adj.
• all (adjective) • astringent (adjective) • beneficial (adjective) • bracing (adjective)- energizing,
- reviving,
- crisp,
- stimulating,
- fresh,
- chilly,
- quickening,
- vigorous,
- animating,
- cool,
- rousing,
- fortifying,
- lively,
- refreshing.
- thrilling,
- breathtaking,
- exciting,
- Elevating,
- electric,
- enlivening,
- inspiriting,
- stirring,
- inspiring,
- vitalizing,
- eye-popping,
- exalting,
- Gladdening.
- harmless,
- advantageous,
- nourishing,
- desirable,
- sanitary,
- pure,
- healing,
- profitable,
- unadulterated,
- mitigative,
- nutritive,
- conducive,
- salubrious,
- clean,
- untainted,
- innocuous,
- compensatory,
- useful,
- Sustaining,
- Aiding,
- benign,
- hygienic,
- cathartic,
- nutritious,
- aseptic.
- remedial,
- alleviative,
- Animative,
- medicative,
- disease-free,
- exhilarative,
- restorative,
- Vulnerary,
- energy-giving,
- unpolluted,
- Sanatory,
- invigorating,
- body-building,
- curative,
- health-giving,
- stimulative,
- exhilarating,
- exhilaratory,
- what the doctor ordered,
- shot in the arm,
- bodybuilding,
- sanative,
- bracing,
- Medicable,
- astringent.
n.
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- beat,
- chord,
- double flat,
- patent medicine,
- bass,
- crotchet,
- D,
- DO,
- B,
- C.
-
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- binge,
- blast,
- help,
- delight,
- activity,
- change,
- escapism,
- crowd pleaser,
- enjoyment,
- enthusiasm.
-
•
- brew,
- buttermilk,
- cider,
- americano,
- Chai,
- cappuccino,
- chocolate,
- bitters,
- angostura.
-
•
- anaesthetic,
- analgesic,
- antacid,
- antidepressant,
- antibiotic,
- anticoagulant,
- anesthetic,
- anabolic steroid,
- amphetamine.
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- blow dryer,
- bobby pin,
- curling iron,
- color,
- barrette,
- brush,
- curler,
- dye,
- comb,
- conditioner.
- hilarity,
- amusement,
- merriment,
- game,
- relaxation,
- recreation,
- hobby,
- pleasure,
- sport,
- levity,
- play,
- fun,
- refreshment,
- entertainment,
- stimulation,
- jocularity,
- frivolity,
- whimsicality,
- Jolliness,
- Divertissement,
- distraction,
- humor,
- diversion,
- pastime,
- celebration.
- poison,
- depressant,
- pharmaceutics,
- pharmaceutic,
- narcotic,
- remedy,
- essence,
- pill,
- cure,
- dope,
- sedative,
- biologics,
- prescription,
- medicament,
- physic,
- medicinals,
- biologic,
- opiate.
- hair the dog that bit one,
- hair of dog bit one,
- re-fresher,
- re freshers,
- hair of dog that bit one,
- hair the dog,
- hair dog,
- hair-dog,
- hair dog bit one,
- hair of the dog bit one,
- hair dog that bit one,
- hair the dog bit one,
- re fresher,
- hair of dog,
- re-freshers.
- balm,
- salve,
- capsule,
- antitoxin,
- dose,
- ointment,
- antiseptic,
- tincture,
- elixir,
- injection,
- antidote,
- vaccination,
- lotion,
- serum,
- liniment,
- tablet.
- vaccine,
- carbonated drink,
- inoculation,
- soda,
- Vaccines,
- philter,
- pharmaceutical,
- stimulant,
- mixer,
- pep pill,
- aromatics,
- draught,
- hair of the dog that bit one,
- draughts,
- cola,
- hair of the dog,
- carbonated water,
- Colas,
- philters,
- Carbonated Beverage,
- soda pop,
- refresher,
- medication,
- refreshers,
- Pharmacon,
- drug,
- medicine,
- soft drink,
- cordials,
- potion.
- germicide,
- aid,
- therapy,
- emetic,
- correction.
v.
• healing (verb)Other synonyms:
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- chromatic,
- diatonic,
- Roborant,
- intoxicating,
- bracer,
- drink,
- Innerving,
- reinvigorating,
- renewing,
- Exhilarant.
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- pick-me-up.
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- minor.
-
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- major.
-
•
- sharp.
-
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- flat.
- submediant,
- heavy,
- alterative,
- bang,
- consonantal,
- key,
- soda ash,
- tensity,
- sassy,
- palatal,
- ammunition,
- pharyngeal,
- boost,
- mediant,
- Reanimation,
- supertonic,
- glide,
- regale,
- Vocalized,
- sodium carbonate,
- posttonic,
- strong,
- pedal point,
- Epulotic,
- tonal,
- cacuminal,
- Febrifugal,
- frosted,
- thick,
- exhilaration,
- revitalizing,
- twangy,
- carminative,
- tonic water,
- rattling,
- impertinent,
- crispy,
- retroflex,
- activator,
- subdominant,
- throaty,
- neurotic,
- dorsal,
- uttered,
- labial,
- obliging,
- immunizing,
- sparkling water,
- phonetic,
- kinetic,
- palatalized,
- detergent,
- tonicity,
- key signature,
- bilabial,
- digestive,
- upper,
- thirst-quenching,
- livener,
- keystone,
- rounded,
- father,
- strengthening,
- antitussive,
- glottal,
- unused,
- concoction,
- alveolar,
- lingual,
- invigorative,
- Hygeian,
- Enharmonic,
- crack,
- able,
- front,
- placebo,
- stopped,
- shake,
- motive power,
- broad,
- tautness,
- club soda,
- Salutiferous,
- alky,
- lap,
- jolly,
- intoned,
- sonant,
- impudent,
- close,
- incentive,
- fizz,
- nasal,
- lateral,
- apico-alveolar,
- semivowel,
- activating,
- drinkable,
- phonemic,
- weak,
- apical,
- alert,
- continuant,
- narrow,
- invigorated,
- Monophthongal,
- paregoric,
- emollient,
- new,
- low,
- unstressed,
- consonant,
- Regalement,
- courage,
- dada,
- life,
- tonality,
- tension,
- pop,
- Depuratory,
- central,
- surd,
- bartender's supply,
- revivification,
- human dynamo,
- tenseness,
- speed,
- voiceless,
- checked,
- faith cure,
- anodyne,
- Eyewater,
- deep,
- zestful,
- tense,
- potable,
- Glossal,
- pain-killer,
- wide,
- encouraging,
- vital,
- healthy,
- bosom friend,
- Dutch Courage,
- refreshful,
- articulated,
- refection,
- lenitive,
- occlusive,
- stimulus,
- Helminthagogue,
- soft,
- syllabic,
- Nasalized,
- prophylactic,
- detersive,
- hooch,
- anthelmintic,
- tiger milk,
- subtonic,
- bennie,
- good for,
- pharyngealized,
- Assimilated,
- tonus,
- alcoholic drink,
- lax,
- antiinflammatory,
- viable,
- stable,
- strengthener,
- demulcent,
- potation,
- high,
- voiced sound,
- antiviral,
- mixture,
- unfermented,
- spanking,
- guttural,
- Sal Soda,
- pickup,
- voiced,
- dominant,
- Antifebrile,
- sprightly,
- invigoration,
- pa,
- Antipoison,
- palliative,
- revival,
- vowellike,
- pitch,
- pater,
- cooling,
- renewal,
- oxytone,
- hard,
- antifungal,
- arouser,
- A,
- specific,
- malt,
- Reviver,
- liquid courage,
- philtre,
- tonics,
- liquor,
- Lithagogue,
- dental,
- saucy,
- corroborant,
- overbold,
- Semitonic,
- velar,
- hypnotic,
- zippy,
- balsamic,
- light,
- Stimulator,
- likker,
- papa,
- zesty,
- reinvigoration,
- sweet,
- analeptic,
- lush,
- refreshed,
- Slaking,
- reinvigorated,
- barytone,
- constitutional,
- health-enhancing,
- vocalic,
- labiovelar,
- cordial,
- Regaling,
- cheering,
- phonic,
- pronounced,
- thirst quencher,
- invigorator,
- popping,
- tisane,
- decoction,
- Alterant,
- cup,
- sounded,
- animator,
- preventative,
- counterpoison,
- muted,
- mid,
- vocoid,
- vermifuge,
- major key,
- liquid,
- febrifuge,
- antispasmodic,
- traumatic,
- washing soda,
- Vivifying,
- novel,
- dad,
- tonic key,
- open,
- pitched,
- vocal,
- stressed,
- vowel,
- Intonated,
- beverage,
- diddle,
- merry,
- cerebral,
- spur,
- fillip,
- Unrounded,
- smart,
- vivification,
- pop music,
- enlivenment,
- back,
- apico-dental,
- impetus,
- pick-up,
- spark plug,
- medicinal drug,
- energizer,
- Chirurgical,
- stimulate,
- good,
- Abstersive,
- wise,
- revivescence,
- daddy,
- Labiodental,
- snappy,
- soda water,
- tape,
- pappa,
- intense.
How to use "Tonic" in context?
Tonics have been around for as long as there have been pharmacists. These medicines help to restore normal function to the body. In simple terms, tonics are medicines that help to maintain the normal functioning of the body's systems, including the nervous system. They are most commonly prescribed to treat problems such as fatigue, insomnia, and headache.
There are many different types of tonics, each with its own specific purpose. Some tonics are specifically designed to treat mental health issues, such as anxiety and depression. Others are used to restore normal bodily functions, such as a person's energy levels or their appetite.
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