Cathartic (Noun)
Meaning
A purging medicine; stimulates evacuation of the bowels.
Classification
Nouns denoting man-made objects.
Examples
- The doctor prescribed a cathartic to help clear out the patient's system after the food poisoning incident.
- The ancient Greek physician used a cathartic to treat his patient's stubborn constipation.
- After taking the cathartic, she felt a sense of relief as her body expelled the toxins.
- The medicinal herb was known for its cathartic properties, inducing a rapid bowel movement.
- In conjunction with a balanced diet, the healthcare provider recommended a cathartic to restore regular bowel function.