Definition Synonyms
Definition of lenitive - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
laxativeDated easing the bowelsDated
- The herbal tea has a lenitive effect on digestion.
2.
medicalDated soothing or alleviating pain or distressDated
- The lenitive cream helped relieve the sunburn.
Noun
1.
pain reliefDated substance that relieves pain or discomfortDated
- The doctor prescribed a lenitive for the patient's back pain.
2.
bowel reliefDated laxative that eases bowel movementsDated
- She took a lenitive to help with her constipation.
Images of lenitive

laxative that eases bowel movements
Origin of lenitive
Latin, lenis (soft) + -ive (pertaining to)
Examples of lenitive in a sentence
Prunes are often considered lenitive. A lenitive balm was applied to the rash. The doctor recommended a lenitive treatment for the pain. Herbal tea acted as a lenitive for his sore throat. The ointment served as a lenitive for the rash. The doctor recommended a lenitive for her digestive issues.
He purchased a lenitive at the pharmacy for relief.
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- French:laxatif, analgésique, ...
- German:abführend, Schmerzmittel, ...
- Italian:lassativo, analgesico, ...
- Spanish:laxante, analgésico, ...
- Portuguese:laxante, analgésico, ...
- Chinese:缓泻的, 止痛药, ...
- Japanese:緩和の, 鎮痛剤, ...
- Arabic:مُلَيِّن, مُسَكِّن, ...
- Hebrew:מְשַׁלְשֵׁל, מְשַׁכֵּךְ כְּאֵבִים, ...
- Russian:слабительный, обезболивающее, ...
- Ukrainian:проносний, знеболювальне, ...
- Hindi:विरेचक, दर्द निवारक, ...
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