tranquilised
Given a sedative
Tranquilised is the British spelling of tranquilized—the past tense of tranquilize, meaning to administer a sedative drug to calm or sedate.
The word applies to animals being subdued for veterinary care or capture: The vet tranquilised the tiger before the examination.
It extends to any induced calm: The medication left her tranquilised and drowsy.
Made numb for surgery
- druggedUnder chemical influence
- sedatedCalmed by medication
- narcotizedDulled by drugs
- dopedGiven drugs covertly
stupefied · groggy · drowsy · unconscious · numbed · benumbed · somnolent · lethargic
Made tranquil again
placated · settled · composed · peaceful · serene · relaxed · subdued · mollified
Made unable to move
- capturedTaken by force
- containedKept within limits
- securedMade fast or obtained
- confinedKept within bounds
controlled · handled · strapped · netted · caged · darted · tagged · relocated
Drugs that calm nerves
- sedativesDrugs that calm
- benzodiazepinesSedative-hypnotic drug class
- barbituratesSedative-hypnotic drug class
- ketamineDissociative anesthetic agent
diazepam · prescription · dosage · injection · veterinary · anesthesia · pharmacology · medication
anesthetized
Made numb for surgery
- druggedUnder chemical influence
- sedatedCalmed by medication
- narcotizedDulled by drugs
doped · stupefied · groggy · drowsy · unconscious · numbed · benumbed · somnolent · lethargic · comatose
pacified
Made tranquil again
stilled · placated · settled · composed · peaceful · serene · relaxed · subdued · mollified · appeased
immobilized
Made unable to move
confined · controlled · handled · strapped · netted · caged · darted · tagged · relocated · subdued
tranquilizers
Drugs that calm nerves
- sedativesDrugs that calm
- benzodiazepinesSedative-hypnotic drug class
- barbituratesSedative-hypnotic drug class
ketamine · diazepam · prescription · dosage · injection · veterinary · anesthesia · pharmacology · medication · pills
tranquilisedalert
Warning or watchfulness
wide awake · awake · conscious · wide-awake · aware
tranquilisedagitated
Emotionally disturbed, restless
stimulated · excited · hyperactive · frenzied · manic
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