different between disinhibitor vs disinhibitory
disinhibitor
English
Etymology
disinhibit +? -or
Noun
disinhibitor (plural disinhibitors)
- Something that reduces one's inhibitions, making one act more impulsively.
- Alcohol is commonly drunk for its effects as a disinhibitor.
See also
- disinhibition
- Disinhibition on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
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disinhibitory
English
Etymology
dis- +? inhibitory
Adjective
disinhibitory
- that disinhibits
- of, or relating to a disinhibitor
Derived terms
- disinhibitory transmission
- disinhibitory pathway
- disinhibitory behavior
disinhibitory From the web:
- what does disinhibition mean
- what is disinhibitory circuit
- what is disinhibitory microcircuit
- what is disinhibition
- what is the meaning of disinhibition
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