French translation of narcotized is 
narcotique

Meaning of "narcotized" in English

The term "narcotized" refers to a state where an individual has been affected by narcotics, leading to a dulling of the senses or a drowsy and stupefied condition. This condition can be the result of consuming certain drugs or medications known for their sedative effects. Narcotization can impair cognitive and motor skills, making the individual less responsive to external stimuli. The term is often used in medical or psychological contexts to describe treatment-induced states or the effects of drug abuse.

Meaning of "narcotique" in French

In French, "narcotique" refers to substances that induce numbness or a soporific state, similar to the English "narcotic." These substances have a stupefying effect on the body, often used to relieve pain or cause sedation. In both medical and casual contexts, "narcotique" describes drugs with potent effects that can alter perception and induce sleep. This term encompasses a range of pharmaceutical drugs and illegal substances that are controlled due to their potential for abuse.

Pronunciation of "narcotized" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /ˈnɑːrkətaɪzd/

Pronunciation Variations: The pronunciation of "narcotized" remains fairly consistent across different English-speaking regions, though slight variations in stress and intonation may occur, particularly between British and American English accents.

Pronunciation of "narcotique" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /naʁ.kɔ.tik/

Pronunciation Variations: "Narcotique" in French does not exhibit significant regional variations. However, the fluidity and speed of pronunciation may vary among native speakers from different parts of France and other French-speaking regions.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. The patient was narcotized before undergoing the surgery.
   (Le patient a été narcotisé avant de subir l'opération.)

2. She felt strangely narcotized by the overwhelming sense of calm.
   (Elle se sentait étrangement narcotisée par le sentiment de calme écrasant.)

3. The narcotized state left him unaware of the passage of time.
   (L'état narcotisé l'a laissé inconscient du passage du temps.)

4. After taking the medication, he became heavily narcotized.
   (Après avoir pris le médicament, il est devenu fortement narcotisé.)

5. The movie's slow pace left the audience feeling narcotized.
   (Le rythme lent du film a laissé le public se sentir narcotisé.)

6. Doctors needed to keep the patient narcotized to manage the pain.
   (Les médecins devaient garder le patient narcotisé pour gérer la douleur.)

7. The crime scene was like a narcotized nightmare.
   (La scène de crime ressemblait à un cauchemar narcotisé.)

8. His voice had a narcotized quality, soothing yet distant.
   (Sa voix avait une qualité narcotisée, apaisante mais distante.)

9. The traveler was narcotized by the rhythmic train ride.
   (Le voyageur était narcotisé par le trajet en train rythmique.)

10. She felt narcotized as she stared at the endless desert.
    (Elle se sentait narcotisée en regardant le désert sans fin.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "narcotized" in English

Synonyms: sedated, anesthetized, stupefied, drugged, dulled, numbed, tranquilized, insensible, zonked, stuporous.

Antonyms: alert, awake, invigorated, energized, lucid, conscious, lively, responsive, sharp, unaltered.

Similar Words: drowsy, lethargic, soporific, sleepy, comatose.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "narcotique" in French

Synonyms: sédatif, anesthésiant, soporifique, apaisant, calmant.

Antonyms: stimulant, excitant, énergisant, vivifiant.

Similar Words: somnifère, hypnotique, analgésique.

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