different between alexipharmic vs alexiteric
alexipharmic
English
Alternative forms
- alexipharmac (obsolete)
- alexipharmacal (obsolete)
Etymology
From Ancient Greek ????????????? (alexiphármakos), from ????? (aléx?, “to ward off”) and ???????? (phármakon, “drug”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /??l?ks??f??(?)m?k/
Noun
alexipharmic (plural alexipharmics)
- An antidote to poison.
Related terms
Adjective
alexipharmic (comparative more alexipharmic, superlative most alexipharmic)
- Acting against poison.
Translations
References
- The Chambers Dictionary, 10th edition, 2006.
alexipharmic From the web:
alexiteric
English
Etymology
From Medieval Latin alexiterium +? -ic.
Noun
alexiteric (plural alexiterics)
- (medicine) A preservative against infectious diseases.
- A preservative against the effects of poison.
Adjective
alexiteric (comparative more alexiteric, superlative most alexiteric)
- Resisting poison or venom.
Related terms
- alexipharmic
- alexipyretic
See also
- febrifuge
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