Pronunciation: /ˌveɪ.soʊ.kənˈstrɪktər/
noun a substance that causes constriction of blood vessels, leading to an increase in blood pressure
A1 A vasoconstrictor is a substance that narrows blood vessels.
A2 I learned in biology class that a vasoconstrictor can help reduce bleeding.
B1 Doctors may use a vasoconstrictor to control blood pressure during surgery.
B2 The medication acts as a vasoconstrictor, helping to alleviate the patient's symptoms.
C1 Researchers are studying the effects of different vasoconstrictors on cardiovascular health.
C2 In emergency situations, a vasoconstrictor may be administered to stabilize a patient's condition.
adjective describing something that causes constriction of blood vessels
A1 The vasoconstrictor medication helped reduce the swelling in my hand.
A2 She experienced side effects from the vasoconstrictor cream she used.
B1 The doctor prescribed a vasoconstrictor nasal spray to help with my congestion.
B2 The vasoconstrictor properties of the medication caused a decrease in blood flow.
C1 The vasoconstrictor effect of the drug was evident in the patient's blood pressure readings.
C2 The vasoconstrictor response of the body was a natural reaction to the cold temperatures.
formal The medication acts as a vasoconstrictor, causing blood vessels to narrow.
informal The doctor prescribed me a vasoconstrictor to help with my circulation issues.
slang I need to take a vasoconstrictor to get rid of this headache.
figurative His words were like a vasoconstrictor, causing tension and discomfort in the room.
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