Sudorific

Pronunciation: /suːˈdɔːrɪfɪk/

Definitions of sudorific

adjective causing sweat or perspiration

Example Sentences

A1 The hot weather made me feel sudorific.

A2 After running for a long time, I became sudorific.

B1 The intense workout was sudorific, but I felt accomplished afterwards.

B2 The sauna had a sudorific effect on my body, helping me detoxify.

C1 The spicy food caused a sudorific reaction, leaving me feeling refreshed.

C2 The sudorific properties of the herbal tea helped cleanse my system.

Examples of sudorific in a Sentence

formal The doctor prescribed a sudorific medication to help reduce the patient's fever.

informal I heard that drinking ginger tea can be sudorific and help you sweat out toxins.

slang I tried that new workout class and man, it was so sudorific!

figurative The intense debate between the two politicians was sudorific, with both of them sweating under the pressure.

Grammatical Forms of sudorific

• past tense: sudorified
• plural: sudorifics
• comparative: more sudorific
• superlative: most sudorific
• present tense: sudorifies
• future tense: will sudorify
• perfect tense: has sudorified
• continuous tense: is sudorifying
• singular: sudorific
• positive degree: sudorific
• infinitive: to sudorify
• gerund: sudorifying
• participle: sudorified

Origin and Evolution of sudorific

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'sudorific' originated from the Latin word 'sudorificus', which is derived from 'sudor' meaning sweat and 'facere' meaning to make.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe substances or medications that induce sweating, the word 'sudorific' has evolved to also refer to anything that causes or promotes sweating, such as physical activity or hot weather.