aperient UK
æˈpɪəriənt
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Definition of aperient - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

medicalDatedUKhaving a mild laxative effectDatedUK
  • The aperient properties of the herb are well-known among herbalists..
cathartic laxative

Noun

medicalDatedUKsubstance that relieves constipationDatedUK
  • The doctor recommended an aperient to help with her digestive issues..
laxative purgative
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Origin of aperient

Latin, aperire (to open)

Examples of aperient in a sentence

  • The doctor prescribed an aperient tea for the patient.
  • She took an aperient to alleviate her discomfort.
  • An aperient was prescribed to ensure regular bowel movements.

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  1. French:apérient, laxatif, ...
  2. German:mild abführend, Abführmittel, ...
  3. Italian:purgante, ...
  4. Spanish:purgante, ...
  5. Portuguese:purgativo, purgante, ...
  6. Chinese:通便的, 通便剂, ...
  7. Japanese:緩下剤の, 下剤, ...
  8. Arabic:مُلَيِّن خَفِيف, مُلين, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְשַׁלְשֵׁל, ...
  10. Russian:послабляющий, очистительное средство, ...
  11. Ukrainian:проносний, проносне, ...
  12. Hindi:मृदु रेचक, रेचक, ...
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