Methedrine

Pronunciation: /ˈmɛθəˌdrin/

Definitions of Methedrine

noun a synthetic compound used as a stimulant and appetite suppressant, especially in the form of its hydrochloride salt

Example Sentences

A1 I have never heard of Methedrine before.

A2 Methedrine is a type of medication used to treat certain medical conditions.

B1 Doctors sometimes prescribe Methedrine to patients with certain health issues.

B2 The use of Methedrine should be closely monitored by healthcare professionals.

C1 There are potential side effects associated with the long-term use of Methedrine.

C2 Research has shown that Methedrine can be addictive if not used properly.

Examples of Methedrine in a Sentence

formal The doctor prescribed Methedrine to help treat the patient's narcolepsy.

informal I heard Methedrine can give you a lot of energy, but it's not safe to use without a prescription.

slang Some people use Methedrine as a study drug to help them stay awake and focused.

figurative His love for adventure was like a dose of Methedrine, always keeping him on the edge of excitement.

Grammatical Forms of Methedrine

• past tense: Methedrine
• plural: Methedrines
• comparative: more Methedrine
• superlative: most Methedrine
• present tense: Methedrine
• future tense: will Methedrine
• perfect tense: have Methedrined
• continuous tense: is Methedrining
• singular: Methedrine
• positive degree: Methedrine
• infinitive: to Methedrine
• gerund: Methedrining
• participle: Methedrined

Origin and Evolution of Methedrine

First Known Use: 1932 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'Methedrine' is derived from a combination of 'methyl' and 'amphetamine'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as a brand name for a type of amphetamine, 'Methedrine' eventually became a common term for any form of the drug.