Narcotism
Pronunciation: /ˈnɑɹkˈoʊtiˈɪzəm/
Narcotism (noun)
- A condition caused by drugs that slow the body and brain, making a person very sleepy or less aware.
- A state of strong loss of feeling and awareness, often linked to the effects of certain medicines.
Examples
- The doctor monitored narcotism to keep the patient safe.
- Narcotism can start quickly after the medicine is given.