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tran⋅quil⋅iz⋅er
[trang-kwuh-lahy-zer] 
kwəˌlaɪ
–noun
| 1. | a person or thing that tranquilizes. |
| 2. | a drug that has a sedative or calming effect without inducing sleep. |
| 3. | antianxiety drug. |
| 4. | antipsychotic (def. 2). |
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| tran·quil·iz·er also tran·quil·liz·er (trāng'kwə-līz'ər, trān'-) n.
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Tranquilizer
Tran"quil*i`zer\, Tranquillizer \Tran"quil*li`zer\, n. One who, or that which, tranquilizes.
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Main Entry: tran·quil·iz·er
Variants: or chiefly British tran·quil·liz·er or tran·quil·lis·er /-"lI-z&r/
Function: noun
: a drug used to reduce mental disturbance (as anxiety and tension) in people and animals
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tranquilizer tran·quil·iz·er (trāng'kwə-līz'ər, trān'-)
n.
A drug that promotes tranquility by calming, soothing, quieting, or pacifying without depressant effects.
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