How Do You Spell NARCOTISE?

Pronunciation: [nˈɑːkətˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

The correct spelling of the word is narcotize in American English and narcotise in British English. This word means to administer a narcotic drug to someone to induce unconsciousness or reduce pain during surgery. The IPA phonetic transcription of this word is /ˈnɑːkətaɪz/ in British English and /ˈnɑːrkətaɪz/ in American English. The different spellings reflect the variations in spelling between American and British English, with the latter often retaining the 's' instead of the 'z' found in American English.

NARCOTISE Meaning and Definition

1. Narcotise is a verb that refers to the act of administering a narcotic substance, typically in the form of a drug or anesthetic, in order to induce a state of sedation, unconsciousness, or insensitivity to pain. The term is primarily used within the medical field to describe the process of rendering a patient temporarily immobile and unresponsive during surgical procedures, medical interventions, or other therapeutic treatments.

   When a person is narcotised, their central nervous system is affected by the narcotic substance, resulting in a pharmacologically induced state of altered consciousness. This process is carried out by trained healthcare professionals, such as anesthesiologists or nurse anesthetists, who carefully calculate and administer the appropriate dosage of the narcotic substance based on the patient's individual needs and medical condition.

   The purpose of narcotising a patient is to ensure that they are comfortable, pain-free, and immobile during procedures that may otherwise be unbearable or disturbing. By inducing sedation or unconsciousness, narcotisation allows medical professionals to perform interventions with precision, alleviate pain, and reduce the risk of complications associated with involuntary movements or unconscious responses.

   It is worth noting that narcotise primarily pertains to the medical context, distinguishing it from other forms of narcotic use, such as illicit drug abuse or recreational consumption. The usage of narcotise is specific to the administration of a controlled and monitored dose of a narcotic substance within a professional healthcare setting.

Common Misspellings for NARCOTISE

• barcotise
• marcotise
• jarcotise
• harcotise
• nzrcotise
• nsrcotise
• nwrcotise
• nqrcotise
• naecotise
• nadcotise
• nafcotise
• natcotise
• na5cotise
• na4cotise
• narxotise
• narvotise
• narfotise
• nardotise
• narcitise
• narcotisu

Etymology of NARCOTISE

The word "narcotise" is derived from the noun "narcotic".

The term "narcotic" originated from the Greek word "narkotikos", which means "making numb" or "putting to sleep". This Greek term is derived from the word "narkoun", which means "to benumb" or "to stupefy".

"Narcotise" is the verb form of "narcotic", adding the suffix "-ize" that is commonly used to convert nouns or adjectives into verbs in English. Therefore, "narcotise" can be understood as the act of administering or subjecting someone or something to the effects of a narcotic substance, causing numbness, sedation, or inducing sleep.

Similar spelling words for NARCOTISE

• narcotize,
• Neurectasia,
• NARCADS,
• Narcodes,
• narcotizing,
• narcotized,
• NRCDES,
• narcotising,
• Neorickettsia,
• narcotised,
• narcotic.

Conjugate verb Narcotise

CONDITIONAL

I would narcotise

you would narcotise

he/she/it would narcotise

we would narcotise

they would narcotise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be narcotising

you would be narcotising

he/she/it would be narcotising

we would be narcotising

they would be narcotising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have narcotise

you would have narcotise

he/she/it would have narcotise

we would have narcotise

they would have narcotise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been narcotising

you would have been narcotising

he/she/it would have been narcotising

we would have been narcotising

they would have been narcotising

FUTURE

I will narcotise

you will narcotise

he/she/it will narcotise

we will narcotise

they will narcotise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be narcotising

you will be narcotising

he/she/it will be narcotising

we will be narcotising

they will be narcotising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have narcotised

you will have narcotised

he/she/it will have narcotised

we will have narcotised

they will have narcotised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been narcotising

you will have been narcotising

he/she/it will have been narcotising

we will have been narcotising

they will have been narcotising

IMPERATIVE

you narcotise

we let´s narcotise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to narcotise

PAST

I narcotised

you narcotised

he/she/it narcotised

we narcotised

they narcotised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was narcotising

you were narcotising

he/she/it was narcotising

we were narcotising

they were narcotising

PAST PARTICIPLE

narcotised

PAST PERFECT

I had narcotised

you had narcotised

he/she/it had narcotised

we had narcotised

they had narcotised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been narcotising

you had been narcotising

he/she/it had been narcotising

we had been narcotising

they had been narcotising

PRESENT

I narcotise

you narcotise

he/she/it narcotises

we narcotise

they narcotise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am narcotising

you are narcotising

he/she/it is narcotising

we are narcotising

they are narcotising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

narcotising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have narcotised

you have narcotised

he/she/it has narcotised

we have narcotised

they have narcotised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been narcotising

you have been narcotising

he/she/it has been narcotising

we have been narcotising

they have been narcotising

I would have narcotised

we would have narcotised

you would have narcotised

he/she/it would have narcotised

they would have narcotised