sedate|sedated|sedates|sedating in English

verb

[se·date || sɪ'deɪt]

calm, quiet; administer a sedative drug

Use "sedate|sedated|sedates|sedating" in a sentence

1. He's heavily sedated.

2. I sedated her.

3. Grace was asleep, lightly sedated.

4. We spent a sedate evening at home.

5. He was still in shock, and heavily sedated .

6. She was heavily sedated for the pain.

7. Most of the patients are heavily sedated.

8. She took them to visit her sedate, elderly cousins.

9. Her London life was sedate, almost mundane.

10. Today's celebrations have been altogether more sedate.

11. The wedding was rather a sedate occasion.

12. Someone sedated with scopolamine has difficulty lying.

13. You are usually sedated or under anesthesia.

14. 1 Both patients are sedated and ventilated.

15. Then knock me out, sedate me while you-

16. We continued our walk at a sedate pace .

17. A vet was called to sedate the animal.

18. 29 We spent a sedate evening at home.

19. The patient must be sedated before the operation.

20. She's sedated, but she's probably scared out of her mind.

21. The patient is sedated with intravenous use of sedative drugs.

22. After the accident, the doctor gave her some pills to sedate her.

23. In the end I got another doctor to sedate the poor man.

24. 15 The wedding was rather a sedate occasion.

25. Alprazolam's adverse effects are generally related to the sedating effects of the drug