Definition Synonyms
Definition of vomitory - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
emeticDated substance that causes vomitingDated
- The doctor prescribed a vomitory to clear the stomach.
2.
ancient architectureRare entrance or exit in an ancient amphitheater or stadiumRare
- The spectators used the vomitory to quickly leave the stadium..
Adjective
medicalDated causing vomiting in medical contextsDated
- The doctor prescribed a vomitory medication for the patient.
Images of vomitory

substance that causes vomiting 
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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- French:vomitif, purgatif, ...
- German:Brechmittel, brechreizerregend, ...
- Italian:emetico, che induce il vomito, ...
- Spanish:emético, vomitorio, ...
- Portuguese:emético, vomitivo, ...
- Chinese:催吐剂, 催吐的, ...
- Japanese:催吐剤, 嘔吐を引き起こす, ...
- Arabic:مقيء, مُقَيِّئ, ...
- Hebrew:חוֹמֶר מַקִּיא, מַעֲרֵר הֲקָאָה, ...
- Russian:рвотное средство, рвотный, ...
- Ukrainian:блювотний засіб, блювотний, ...
- Hindi:उल्टीकारक, उल्टी कराने वाला, ...
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