drug-free

Clean of chemicals

Drug-free describes the absence of drugs, typically illegal or performance-enhancing ones.

A drug-free workplace prohibits employee drug use.

A drug-free athlete competes without banned substances.

The term can also mean someone has overcome addiction: She's been drug-free for three years.

In medical contexts, it may indicate treatment without pharmaceuticals.

sobriety

clean

Free of soil

rehab · detox · twelve-step · sponsor · teetotal · withdrawal · intervention · AA · clean-living · dry

athletics

natural

Not artificially produced

performance · Olympic · anti-doping · competition · athlete · training · supplements · legal · sanctioned · tested

medical

holistic

Addressing interconnected wholes

therapy · treatment · acupuncture · meditation · yoga · mindfulness · herbal · massage · chiropractic · wellness

schools

prevention

Stopping something before occurring

youth · campus · assembly · pledge · students · curriculum · counseling · zone · initiative · community

workplace

policy

Adopted principle of action

urinalysis · compliance · zero-tolerance · HR · pre-employment · safety · regulations · OSHA · certification · hiring

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substance presence

drug-freemedicated

Given drugs for treatment

drugged · contaminated · adulterated · laced · doped

intoxication state

drug-freeintoxicated

Affected by alcohol

high · drugged · under the influence · stoned · impaired

lifestyle/policy orientation

drug-freeaddicted

Compulsively reliant on something

dependent · using · hooked · junkie · strung out

Family

drug, free, drugs, drugged, drugging, druggist, drugstore, freely, freedom

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