potentiated
Boosted in effect
Potentiated means made more powerful or effective, especially through interaction with another substance or factor.
The term appears most often in pharmacology, where one drug potentiates another by amplifying its effects: The sedative was potentiated by alcohol.
More broadly, anything that strengthens or enhances something else potentiates it.
Caused to activate
- initiatedStarted or inducted
- primedMade ready beforehand
- sensitizedMade responsive to stimuli
- enabledMade something possible
induced · stimulated · awakened · catalyzed · sparked · unlocked · readied · prepared
Increased in strength
- boostedRaised or amplified
- augmentedIncreased in size/value
- strengthenedMade more robust
- magnifiedIncreased in apparent size
intensified · heightened · supercharged · synergized · multiplied · compounded · increased · elevated
Jointly more effective
- adjuvantImmunity-boosting additive
- bioavailableAble to be absorbed
- therapeuticPromoting healing or wellness
- dosedAdministered measured medicine
metabolized · absorbed · sensitized · pretreated · primed · reactive
triggered
Caused to activate
- initiatedStarted or inducted
- primedMade ready beforehand
- sensitizedMade responsive to stimuli
enabled · induced · stimulated · awakened · catalyzed · sparked · unlocked · readied · prepared · armed
amplified
Increased in strength
- boostedRaised or amplified
- augmentedIncreased in size/value
- strengthenedMade more robust
magnified · intensified · heightened · supercharged · synergized · multiplied · compounded · increased · elevated · fortified
synergistic
Jointly more effective
- adjuvantImmunity-boosting additive
- bioavailableAble to be absorbed
- therapeuticPromoting healing or wellness
dosed · metabolized · absorbed · sensitized · pretreated · primed · reactive
potentiatedinhibited
Held back by self-consciousness
diminished · attenuated · suppressed · weakened · reduced
potentiateddesensitized
Made unresponsive through overexposure
deactivated · inactivated · blocked · impaired · disabled