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narcosis

noun as in daze

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noun as in insensibility

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noun as in mystification

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noun as in perplexity

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noun as in puzzlement

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noun as in stupor

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noun as in vertiginousness

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Opiates should be used with moderation, and all attempts to induce profound narcosis should be avoided.

Narcosis being steadily avoided, the experiment was completely, even unexpectedly, successful.

The muscular tremour of narcosis is unmistakable, and a depressed or fluttering pulse is easily detected.

Others can take relatively large quantities with little risk of narcosis.

The hygienic rule in all cases of structural narcosis, whether acquired or inherited, is total abstinence once and always.

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