Drug and Specific

Drug

Drug noun - A substance or preparation used to treat disease.
Usage example: prescribed a drug to treat the bacterial infection
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Synonyms for Drug

Specific and drug are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Specific" instead a noun "Drug".

Nearby Word: druggy

Specific

Specific noun - A substance or preparation used to treat disease.
Usage example: quinine is a specific for malaria

Drug and specific are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Drug" instead a noun "Specific".

Both words in one sentence

  • Video Game / Max Payne To be specific: In Max Payne 1: Max kills the head of Valkyr, saves the city and destroys the drug itself, avenging his family.
  • It's a condemnation/callout of a specific substance and/or its users, and/or of alcohol or drug use in general.
  • Brown Note Binaural beats recordings, aka "audio drug": Recordings of specific tones supposed to create a powerful brainwave stimulation simulating the effects of recreational drugs.
    Source: Brown Note
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