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[mek-luh-zeen] 
ləˌzin
–noun Pharmacology.
| a compound, C2 5H2 7ClN2, used for preventing nausea of motion sickness, pregnancy, etc. |
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| mec·li·zine (měk'lĭ-zēn') n. A whitish crystalline powder, C25H27ClN2, used to treat nausea and motion sickness. [me(thylbenzene) + c(h)l(oro-) + alteration of (piper)azine.] |
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Main Entry: mec·li·zine
Variant: or British mec·lo·zine /'mek-l&-"zEn/
Function: noun
: a drugC25H27ClN2 used usually in the form of its hydrochloride to treat nausea and vertigo —see
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meclizine mec·li·zine (měk'lĭ-zēn')
n.
An antihistaminic used in the prevention and treatment of nausea and motion sickness.
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