Pronunciation: /ˌænəˈlɛptɪk/
noun a drug that stimulates the central nervous system
A1 An analeptic is a type of medication that helps to stimulate the central nervous system.
A2 I have never heard of an analeptic before, what does it do exactly?
B1 The doctor prescribed an analeptic to help improve the patient's alertness and energy levels.
B2 After taking the analeptic, the patient felt more awake and focused.
C1 An analeptic can be used to treat conditions such as narcolepsy and chronic fatigue syndrome.
C2 The analeptic proved to be effective in restoring the patient's cognitive function after the accident.
adjective relating to or serving as a restorative or stimulant
A1 I took an analeptic medicine to help me stay awake during the long drive.
A2 The doctor prescribed an analeptic drug to boost my energy levels.
B1 The athlete used an analeptic supplement to enhance their performance during the competition.
B2 The analeptic treatment provided a quick recovery for the patient after surgery.
C1 The analeptic therapy helped improve the patient's cognitive function after a head injury.
C2 The analeptic medication proved to be effective in treating the patient's chronic fatigue syndrome.
formal The doctor prescribed an analeptic to help stimulate the patient's central nervous system.
informal I heard that taking analeptics can give you a quick energy boost.
slang Some people swear by popping analeptics to stay awake during late-night study sessions.
figurative Music can act as an analeptic for the soul, lifting spirits and energizing emotions.
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