Antipyretic

//ˌæntɪpaɪˈɹɛtɪk//

Synonyms for "antipyretic" (15 found)

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Closest matches (3)

Adjective(1 words)
Noun(1 words)

Strong matches (5)

Related words (7)

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Translations

47 translations across 29 languages.

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Arabic

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  • خافض للحرارة noun (medicine that reduces fever)

Assamese

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  • জ্বৰঘ্ন adj (that reduces fever)

Bengali

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  • জ্বরঘ্ন adj (that reduces fever)

Burmese

2 entries
  • အဖျားဖြတ်ဆေး adj (that reduces fever)
  • အဖျားဖြတ်ဆေး noun (medicine that reduces fever)

Catalan

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  • antipirètic adj (that reduces fever)
  • antipirètic noun (medicine that reduces fever)

Chinese Mandarin

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  • 退燒藥 /退烧药 noun (medicine that reduces fever)

Czech

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  • protihorečnatý adj (that reduces fever)
  • antipyretikum noun (medicine that reduces fever)

Danish

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  • febernedsættende adj (that reduces fever)
  • feberstillende adj (that reduces fever)

Dutch

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  • koortswerend adj (that reduces fever)

Esperanto

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  • antifebra adj (that reduces fever)

French

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  • antipyrétique adj (that reduces fever)
  • antipyrétique noun (medicine that reduces fever)

German

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  • antipyretisch adj (that reduces fever)
  • fiebersenkend adj (that reduces fever)
  • Antipyretikum noun (medicine that reduces fever)
  • Fiebermittel noun (medicine that reduces fever)

Greek

2 entries
  • αντιπυρετικός adj (that reduces fever)
  • αντιπυρετικό noun (medicine that reduces fever)

Gujarati

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  • જ્વરઘ્ન adj (that reduces fever)

Hindi

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  • ज्वरघ्न adj (that reduces fever)

Hungarian

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  • lázcsillapító adj (that reduces fever)
  • lázcsillapító noun (medicine that reduces fever)

Italian

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  • antipiretico adj (that reduces fever)
  • antipiretico noun (medicine that reduces fever)

Japanese

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  • 解熱剤 noun (medicine that reduces fever)
  • 解熱薬 noun (medicine that reduces fever)

Korean

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  • 해열제 noun (medicine that reduces fever)

Marathi

1 entries
  • ज्वरघ्न adj (that reduces fever)

Norwegian Bokmål

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  • febernedsettende adj (that reduces fever)
  • feberstillende adj (that reduces fever)

Norwegian Nynorsk

2 entries
  • febernedsetjande adj (that reduces fever)
  • feberstillande adj (that reduces fever)

Polish

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  • przeciwgorączkowy adj (that reduces fever)

Portuguese

4 entries
  • antifebril adj (that reduces fever)
  • antipirético adj (that reduces fever)
  • antifebril noun (medicine that reduces fever)
  • antipirético noun (medicine that reduces fever)

Russian

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  • антипире́тик noun (medicine that reduces fever)

Spanish

2 entries
  • antipirético adj (that reduces fever)
  • antipirético noun (medicine that reduces fever)

Swedish

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  • febernedsättande adj (that reduces fever)

Ukrainian

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  • жарозни́жувальний adj (that reduces fever)

Volapük

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  • tafifmedin noun (medicine that reduces fever)

Sample sentences

4 total sentences available.

Tatoeba + Wiktionary

I wish to buy an antipyretic.

Source: tatoeba (2895457)

Pyrexia is but a sign of the intensity of the activities of the infective agent, and by artificially reducing the body heat we really do not lessen the virulence of the poison, as shown by the rise of the temperature again as soon as the action of the antipyretic subsides.

Source: tatoeba (12128848)

The antipyretic action of AVP is limited mainly to its action in a precise location in the ventral septum, though there is some evidence for a similar action in the medial amygdala.

Source: wiktionary

Hailed as a general remedy against fevers, it spurred hot debate among seventeenth-century medical professionals, especially in England. The bark, which includes among other active ingredients quinine, has a mild antipyretic effect and a far stronger impact in cases of malaria.

Source: wiktionary

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