Narcosis
Pronunciation: /ˈnɑɹkoʊˈsɪs/
Narcosis (noun)
- A condition caused by a drug where a person becomes very sleepy and less aware, often with reduced pain.
- A deeper loss of awareness in which normal reactions slow down, usually due to strong effects of a substance.
Examples
- The drug caused narcosis during the procedure.
- Narcosis helps patients stay calm while doctors work.