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calmative

[kah-muh-tiv, kal-muh-] / ˈkɑ mə tɪv, ˈkæl mə- /






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Omniscient as Sherlock Holmes and calmative as Candida, Constance knows all about it and does not wish to be told.

From Time Magazine Archive

Slipping her arm again under his head, she carefully administered a dose of the cordial which had been made up for him as a calmative against his sudden heart attacks.

From The Treasure of Heaven A Romance of Riches by Corelli, Marie

I states ag'in," he retorted, puffing a calmative cloud the while, "I states ag'in: Thar's no sooperstition ridin' the ranges of my breast.

From Wolfville Days by Lewis, Alfred Henry

The Turkish bath is a calmative to the nervous and the vascular systems, and therefore of great utility in cases of sleeplessness.

From Turkish and Other Baths A Guide to Good Health and Longevity by Stables, Gordon

Whatever comfort may lurk in curses, at least they carry no money profit; so after a fruitless session over coffee and maledictions, I arose, and as a calmative, walked down Broadway.

From The Onlooker, Volume 1, Part 2 by Lewis, Alfred Henry




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