proemetic
proemetic adjective: that induces emesis (vomiting).
Adjective
proemetic (comparative more proemetic, superlative most proemetic)
- That induces emesis (vomiting).
- Synonyms:
- emetic, emetogenic, vomitive, vomitory
- Antonyms:
- antiemetic
Noun
proemetic (plural proemetics)
- An agent that induces emesis (vomiting).
- Antonyms:
- antiemetic
Synonyms of proemetic
Antonyms
Forms of proemetic
| Adjective | |
|---|---|
| comparative | more proemetic |
| superlative | most proemetic |
| Noun | |
| plural | proemetics |
Questions about proemetic
- What does proemetic mean?
- Proemetic means that induces emesis (vomiting).
- What part of speech is proemetic?
- Proemetic can be an adjective or a noun.
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