narcotized

IPA: nˈɑrkʌtaɪzd

Examples of "narcotized" in Sentences

The potheads, though, believe she is a fink for abandoning their narcotized orbit.
"Well, I just stop I guess" the narcotized looking Boyle warbled almost incoherently.
He, a product of the sixties, still "care [s] about literature," while today's "narcotized" students read "inferior literature."
Carli, unlucky at love but still hopeful, works at a deli alongside curmudgeonly Ed Asner, who serves up grouchy asides "You want a spark, chew on a lamp cord" with all the energy of a narcotized bulldog.
On the morning of October, 17, 2004, deeply narcotized on opiates in a hospital bed in Boston and surrounded by his wife and his children, the man dies of metastatic lung cancer, a sliver of asbestos still lodged in the periphery of his lung.
Those recalling the narcotized climate of the early Obama administration won't be surprised that these other warnings were never heard underneath the waving of pom-poms and the mindless chanting of the mantra "It's not the personnel, it's the policy."
But seeing my students and other young people narcotized with iPads and cell phones in a state in which they are oblivious to the human beings around them, makes me realize how lonely they are, trying to find a way in texting and phoning to substitute remote communication for intimacy.