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narcotize

verbCommon GRE wordMore N words

to dull the senses or lull into a stupor as though by a drug

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Narcotize in a sentence

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The monotonous hum of the engine seemed to narcotize every passenger on the bus.

Synonyms
sedatestupefynumbdeaden
Antonyms
stimulaterouse

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Critics complained that the documentary's narration was relentlessly blank, hammering home its single thesis so often that viewers felt lectured rather than informed.

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Narcotize (verb) means to dull the senses or lull into a stupor as though by a drug
Here is narcotize used in an example sentence: "The monotonous hum of the engine seemed to narcotize every passenger on the bus."
Common synonyms for narcotize include sedate, stupefy, numb, deaden.
Antonyms of narcotize include stimulate, rouse.
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