dosed
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Treated with or having received a dose of something: Describes something that has been administered a specific quantity of a substance, such as a medicine, chemical, or other agent.
Usage
The adjective "dosed" is used to describe a person, animal, or thing that has been given a measured amount of a substance. It often implies a medical or chemical treatment. - The patient was dosed with antibiotics to fight the infection. - The crops were dosed with pesticide to protect them from insects.
Examples
Advanced Usage
- "to be dosed up (on something)": To have been given, or to have taken, a significant amount of a drug or medicine, often implying a strong effect.
- After the surgery, he was dosed up on painkillers.
Variants and Related Words
- Dose (noun): A measured quantity of a medicine or other substance to be taken at one time.
- The doctor prescribed a daily dose of vitamins.
- Dose (verb): To administer a dose of something.
- The veterinarian will dose the dog with its medication.
- Overdosed (adjective): Having taken an excessive and dangerous dose of a drug.
- The paramedics treated the overdosed patient.
Synonyms
- Medicated: Treated with medicine.
- Administered: (As in "administered a substance") given or applied.
Phrasal Verbs Related
- Dose up (on/with something): To take or give a dose of something, especially medicine.
- You should dose up on vitamin C when you have a cold.
Adjective
- treated with some kind of application
- a mustache dosed with bear grease