DRUGGING Meaning and
Definition
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Drugging is an action that refers to the act of administering drugs or substances to someone, often without their knowledge or consent. It involves the deliberate act of intoxicating or sedating a person by introducing chemicals into their system, primarily with the intention of altering their mental state or inhibiting their consciousness. The drugs used can vary widely, ranging from illegal substances such as narcotics and hallucinogens to prescription medications or even over-the-counter drugs.
The purpose of drugging is typically driven by ulterior motives or intentions, which may include taking advantage of an individual's altered state of mind, exploiting them for personal gain, or incapacitating them for various reasons. The consequences of drugging can be serious and potentially dangerous, as it can expose the victim to physical harm, sexual assault, theft, or manipulation.
Drugging is considered illegal and unethical in most jurisdictions, as it violates an individual's right to autonomy, consent, and bodily integrity. Perpetrators of drugging can be subject to criminal charges, including assault, sexual assault, or even drug-related offenses. Due to the significant potential harm involved, drugging is widely condemned and typically carries severe societal stigma.
It is important to note that drugging can also have legitimate medical purposes and may be administered under the supervision of healthcare professionals for therapeutic reasons. In such contexts, drugging is done with informed consent, adhering to medical guidelines and ethical protocols.
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Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of DRUGGING
The word drugging is derived from the verb drug, which originated from the Old French word droguer meaning to practice pharmacy or to dye. This Old French word further traces its roots to the Latin word droga or drogus, which referred to both medicinal and cosmetic substances. Over time, the term drug expanded in meaning to include any substance used for medicinal, recreational, or intoxicating purposes, leading to the development of the verb drugging.
Similar spelling words for DRUGGING
- tracking-station,
- drag in,
- drowsing,
- draughn,
- draggingly,
- tracking,
- tourcoing,
- traiking,
- drouking,
- Ragging,
- drag on,
- troking,
- trucking,
- drikung,
- darking,
- TORKING,
- pony-trekking,
- dierking,
- Shrugging,
- darkwing,
- draughon,
- fast-tracking,
- tracking-down,
- debt-tracking,
- thought-tracking,
- trocking,
- Draconic,
- TRCNC,
- dressing,
- dragon,
- dogging,
- torquing,
- radio-tracking,
- double-tracking,
- Trudging,
- Trugging-house,
- drcongo,
- trigonic,
- Dirking,
- trigging,
- derigging,
- doorknock,
- derricking,
- twin-tracking,
- Teraconic,
- Trekking,
- dragging,
- turkey wing,
- Dragan,
- dorking,
- dragoon,
- cost-tracking,
- digging,
- Tricking,
- trecking,
- Tugging,
- cross-tracking,
- twerking,
- troaking,
- drooking,
- debugging,
- rigging.
Conjugate verb Drugging
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FUTURE
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