vomitory
ˈvɒmɪtəri
vomitories
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Definition of vomitory - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
emeticDatedsubstance that causes vomitingDated
  • The doctor prescribed a vomitory to clear the stomach.
emetic nauseant
2.
ancient architectureRareentrance or exit in an ancient amphitheater or stadiumRare
  • The spectators used the vomitory to quickly leave the stadium..
entryway passage

Adjective

medicalDatedcausing vomiting in medical contextsDated
  • The doctor prescribed a vomitory medication for the patient.
emetic
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  • vomitory: substance that causes vomiting
    substance that causes vomiting
  • vomitory: entrance or exit in an ancient amphitheater or stadium
    entrance or exit in an ancient amphitheater or stadium

Origin of vomitory

Latin, vomitorium (place for vomiting)

Examples of vomitory in a sentence

  • After ingesting the poison, a vomitory was necessary.
  • The ancient ruins still had a visible vomitory.
  • The vomitory allowed for efficient crowd movement.
  • The vomitory effect of the drug was immediate.
  • They used a vomitory agent to induce vomiting.

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  1. French:vomitif, purgatif, ...
  2. German:Brechmittel, brechreizerregend, ...
  3. Italian:emetico, che induce il vomito, ...
  4. Spanish:emético, vomitorio, ...
  5. Portuguese:emético, vomitivo, ...
  6. Chinese:催吐剂, 催吐的, ...
  7. Japanese:催吐剤, 嘔吐を引き起こす, ...
  8. Arabic:مقيء, مُقَيِّئ, ...
  9. Hebrew:חוֹמֶר מַקִּיא, מַעֲרֵר הֲקָאָה, ...
  10. Russian:рвотное средство, рвотный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:блювотний засіб, блювотний, ...
  12. Hindi:उल्टीकारक, उल्टी कराने वाला, ...

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