English to Latin Meaning of stimulant - incitamentum

Stimulant :
incitamentum

terribilis,, incitamentum, provocantes, excitando

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Definitions of stimulant in English
Noun(1) any stimulating information or event; acts to arouse action(2) a drug that temporarily quickens some vital process
Adjective(1) that stimulates
Examples of stimulant in English
(1) More credit is not an antidote but instead a potent stimulant for Financial Fragility.(2) To maximize the chance of extubation to nCPAP we chose to use a combination of surfactant and caffeine as a respiratory stimulant to enable preterm neonates to be maintained on nCPAP.(3) Researchers may be far from understanding the long-term effects of stimulant drugs like methamphetamine on the brain.(4) Much more than a resource economy, services industries are the main stimulant of economic activity and make up almost 80 per cent of GDP.(5) For example, a patient taking neuroleptics who relapses to stimulant medications is at risk of hyperpyrexia.(6) While initial insomnia can be a side effect of stimulant medication, it is also a common complaint of adults with untreated ADHD.(7) Angola's post-civil war economic and political stability since 2002 is a stimulant for increasing trade and investment.(8) Some children are prescribed stimulant medicines for decades, even after they grow up.(9) There do not appear to be any adverse long-term behavioral effects resulting from chronic stimulant use.(10) It also acted as a stimulant , a sedative, an appetite suppressant, and fed smokers' addictions.(11) It is the trustees' vision that this prize will become a major stimulant to the inventiveness of the young people of Europe by giving early recognition and encouragement to the Alfred Nobels of the 21st century.(12) Major international companies, however, remain a major stimulant to Paisley and Renfrewshire and the export effort.(13) This isn't surprising as low interest rates are proving an inadequate stimulant to get European economies moving again.(14) Psychostimulants include a diverse class of drugs exhibiting central nervous system stimulant properties, and have a high abuse potential.(15) These findings suggest that many stimulant users discontinued their drug use as they aged.(16) Surprisingly, 70% of stimulant users used at least four classes of illicit drugs in their lifetime.
Related Phrases of stimulant
(1) stimulant ::
incitamentum
Synonyms
Adjective
1. stimulating ::
movens
Noun
2. tonic ::
Tonicum produxi
3. stimulus ::
incitamentum
5. excitant ::
excitant
Antonyms
1. disincentive ::
disincentive
Different Forms
stimulant, stimulants
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