Synonyms for DRUG
drʌgdrug

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1. drugverb

   a substance that is used as a medicine or narcotic

2. drug, doseverb

   administer a drug to

   "They drugged the kidnapped tourist"

   Synonyms:
   do drugs, dose, drug

3. drug, do drugsverb

   use recreational drugs

   Synonyms:
   do drugs, dose, drug

Matched Categories

1. • Medicate
   • Medicine

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1. drugnoun

   Synonyms:
   medicine, physic, remedy

2. drugnoun

   Synonyms:
   unsalable article

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1. drugnoun

   Associated words:
   pharmacology, pharmacologist, pharmacy, pharmacognosis, pharmaceutics, pharmacodynamics, pharmacopœoea, pharmacography, spatula, mortar, pestle, cribration, pharmacopolist, pharmaceutical

2. drugverb

   Synonyms:
   deaden, dull, stupefy, surfeit, hocus

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1. List of paraphrases for "drug":

   drugs, medication, narcotics, pharmaceutical, medicines, medicine, medications, narcotic, anti-drug, medicament, dope, drug-drug, pharmaceuticals, pharmacare, medicinal, medicated, substances, substance, addiction, meds, detoxification

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How to use DRUG in a sentence?

1. Howard Weintraub:

   I think what insurance companies need to recognize that even though this drug is going to cost more than statins, having a heart attack or a stroke or needing a stent is expensive. A 23% reduction in (myocardial infarctions) is a considerable reduction.

2. Jennifer Jones:

   Shortages are common in this field, but this is different, they are not saying we don’t have the drugs, they are saying we can only give X amount of the drug.

3. Don Maines:

   It actually starts to rewire the brain chemistry. They have no control over their thoughts. They can't control their actions, it seems to be universal that they think someone is chasing them. It's just a dangerous, dangerous drug.

4. Ken Faver:

   I'm not addicted to nicotine, so why do I have to participate in your drug addiction

5. Joe Calvello:

   John is an outspoken advocate for weed legalization and has always believed we should not be criminalizing addiction, but he does not support decriminalizing all drugs including heroin, methamphetamines and other hard drugs in Pennsylvania, john believes we need to make sure we are locking up drug dealers who are pushing and profiting from hard drugs, while making sure that people get real help if they are addicted.