Pronunciation: /kɑrˈmɪnətɪv/
noun a substance that promotes the expulsion of gas from the stomach or intestines
A1 I heard that carminatives can help with bloating.
A2 My grandmother always used carminatives to relieve gas and indigestion.
B1 Carminatives are often recommended for those with digestive issues.
B2 The doctor prescribed a carminative to help with my stomach problems.
C1 The herbalist recommended a specific carminative blend for my digestive issues.
C2 The pharmacist explained the different types of carminatives available for purchase.
adjective relating to or having the effect of relieving flatulence
A1 My grandmother always drinks carminative tea to help with her digestion.
A2 I bought some carminative herbs from the store to make a soothing tea.
B1 The pharmacist recommended a carminative remedy for my stomach bloating.
B2 After a heavy meal, I find carminative drinks to be very effective in reducing gas.
C1 The doctor prescribed a carminative medication to alleviate my gastrointestinal issues.
C2 The herbalist suggested using carminative essential oils for a calming effect on the digestive system.
formal The doctor recommended a carminative herb to help with the patient's digestive issues.
informal My grandmother swears by carminative teas for relieving gas.
slang I always keep some carminative drops in my bag for when I eat too much.
figurative His calming presence was like a carminative for the tense situation.
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