narcotised

IPA: nɑrkˈɑtɪst

Examples of "narcotised" in Sentences

But the patient is neither in the state of asphyxia, nor is he narcotised, nor drunk.
The social, economic and political realities in the Americas are already "narcotised".
A failed "war on drugs" in a "narcotised" hemisphere makes a new and cooperative approach urgent.
For example, a nerve when narcotised by chloroform exhibits a diminishing response as the action of the anæsthetic proceeds.
Out on the roads converging onto the site, it was a vision from Transylvania: staggering bodies, bloodless faces, and expressionless, narcotised eyes.
The witch narcotised her pupils in order to produce in them delusive visions; the surgeon stupifies his patient to prevent the pain of an operation being felt.
The atmosphere is opiated; life is a lounge; everything comes and goes in carelessness; all the worshippers are narcotised in thoughtlessness, or sunk in profound and perilous sleep.