Sedate

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#	Definition	Explanation
1	Calm	Sedate is used to describe the act of calming or settling someone or something down, typically through the administration of sedatives or by creating a peaceful environment.
2	To make someone or something drowsy or sleepy	Sedate in this context refers to causing a state of drowsiness or sleepiness in someone or something, often through medication or relaxation techniques.

Simple Synonyms

Word	Use Case	Notes	Example
Calm
Tranquil	Describing a serene or peaceful state
Soothe	When referring to the action of calming someone or something	Soothe implies a gentle, comforting effect, often associated with relieving distress or agitation.
Relax

Advanced Synonyms

Word	Use Case	Notes
Placid	like the surface of a still lake	Placid often refers to a calmness that is almost unmoved
Serene	Indicating a deeply peaceful or tranquil state.	Often associated with a clear, untroubled mind.
Phlegmatic	Referring to a temperament that is calm and composed, often to the point of being unemotional or indifferent.	Phlegmatic suggests a cool, unemotional demeanor even in stressful situations.

Examples

From Definition 1

1. The nurse administered a sedative to sedate the anxious patient before the surgery.
2. The soothing music helped to sedate the agitated child, lulling(quiet, soothe) them into a peaceful sleep.
3. After a full day of work, she would take a bath to sedate herself. (自)

Quirks

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中文意思

1. 安撫
2. 平靜