medicated

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Word Origin & History

"to treat medicinally," 1620s, a back-formation from medication, or else from Late Latin medicatus, past participle of medicare. Related: Medicated; medicating. The earlier verb in English was simply medicin (late 14c.).

Example Sentences for medicated

The patient's common drink might also be medicated in the same way.

They were directed to be continued, together with the medicated water.

Bring in the medicated coffee for one, and rahat lakoum for two!

It is the sword that must be medicated, that the wounds made by it may be healed.

Medicated soaps do not appear to offer any advantages in this respect.

The ring was probably a medicated one, to preserve from demons and serpents.

Medicated syrups should not, however, be treated in this way.

They had also had recourse to the waters of Blousson and to medicated baths.

The leech gave him a draught of medicated wine, mixed with water.

Ale or beer flavoured or medicated by infusing the leaves of ground ivy in it; pectoral, stomachic, and nervine.

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