Sedate : (~에게)진정제를 주다, (특히 활기가 부족하고) 조용한, 차분한, 진지한
Sedation : 진정제 투여, 진정, 진정된 상태
Sedately : 조용히, 침착하게, 차분하게
Sedative : 진정제
Sedateness : 조용함, 침착함, 차분함
1)
to sedate, means to put a person to sleep using a sedative drug
to calm somebody down
to put them to sleep by giving them a drug
after the accident, he was in hospital and I went to see him but he was still heavily sedated, they had given him a lot of sedatives
a sedative, a drug that makes you very calm or puts you to sleep
to sedate, to calm somebody or to make them sleep by administering a sedative drug
to tranquilize
to calm somebody down but usually with pills or with an injection
the doctor sedated the patient
to dose with sedatives
the patient was under sedation
they had sedated the patient with sedatives
to drug to know out
to anesthetize
to put under sedation
2)
sedate as an adjectives
calm, relaxed without a great deal of activity
I went for a sedate walk in the countryside
I spent a very sedate afternoon
doing very little
I walked sedately through the countryside
the sedateness of this small village is one of its beautiful characteristics
he drove her to sedate 40 miles an hour for the whole journey
calm and relaxed without any great speed, unhurried
very diginified
placid
serene
steady, steady in pace, steady attitude
unruffled
calm, collected, quiet, serious, cool
composed, sober, dignified, solemn, serene, placid, tranquil
a sedate walk
a sedate person, a relaxed person
he remained very sedate
I am going to continue at my own sedate pace
a sedate middle-aged man, calm serious and dignified person
I guess you could also describe an object or decoration as sedate, not very ornate, not very showy
I guess if I describes an essay as sedate, it's not very flashy and maybe it's not very good it's rather ordinary as well
sedate, rather sober and without any impressive pieces
Formallity : 5.5 for sedate as an adjective
Formallity : 5 for sedate as a verb
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