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Synonyms of 'analgesic'

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pain-killingadjectivepainkillernoun
(adjective) 
pain-relieving
Aloe may have an analgesic effect.
Synonyms
pain-killing
,
dulling
,
numbing
We found that television viewing had a numbing effect on emotional states in our participants.
,
narcotic
drugs which have a narcotic effect
,
palliative
the importance of palliative care in hospitals
,
deadening
,
anodyne
,
pain-relieving
(noun) 
a drug that relieves pain
The hospital advised an analgesic for shoulder pains.
Synonyms
painkiller
Try a painkiller such as paracetamol.
,
narcotic
He appears to be under the influence of some sort of narcotic.
,
palliative
Insulin merely acts as a palliative.
,
anodyne
Leisure is a kind of anodyne.
,
pain reliever
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Additional synonyms

in the sense of anodyne
something that relieves pain or distress
Leisure is a kind of anodyne.
Synonyms
painkiller,
narcotic,
palliative,
analgesic,
pain reliever
in the sense of narcotic
of narcotics or narcosis
drugs which have a narcotic effect
Synonyms
sedative,
calming,
dulling,
numbing,
hypnotic,
analgesic,
stupefying,
soporific,
somnolent,
painkilling,
Lethean,
stupefacient,
stupefactive
in the sense of narcotic
a drug, such as opium or morphine, that produces numbness and drowsiness, used medicinally but addictive
He appears to be under the influence of some sort of narcotic.
Synonyms
drug,
anaesthetic,
downer (informal),
painkiller,
sedative,
opiate,
palliative,
tranquillizer,
anodyne,
analgesic

Nearby words of 'analgesic'

  • an item
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Scrabble score for 'analgesic': 12
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