TRANQUILLIZING Meaning and
Definition
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Tranquillizing, also spelled as "tranquilizing," refers to the action or process of inducing a state of tranquility or calmness in a person or animal. It usually involves the administration of drugs or substances known as tranquilizers or sedatives, which are used to alleviate anxiety, agitation, or restlessness.
Tranquilizers work by depressing the central nervous system, primarily targeting areas responsible for regulating emotions and inducing a calming effect. They act on neurotransmitters in the brain, increasing the inhibitory signals and reducing excitatory signals. This overall decrease in brain activity can help manage symptoms associated with stress, anxiety, and nervousness.
Tranquilizers are commonly prescribed by medical professionals for various reasons. They may be used to manage anxiety disorders, such as panic disorder or phobias, or as a short-term solution for situational anxiety, like before a medical procedure. Additionally, tranquilizers may be administered to tranquilize animals for veterinary purposes, including medical procedures or transportation.
It is important to note that the use of tranquilizers should always be under the supervision and guidance of a qualified healthcare professional or veterinarian. The dosage and duration of tranquilizer use should be determined based on the specific needs and condition of the individual or animal, as misuse or prolonged usage can have adverse effects on physical and mental health.
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Etymology of TRANQUILLIZING
The word "tranquillizing" comes from the verb "tranquilize" which in turn comes from the adjective "tranquil". The adjective "tranquil" originated from the Latin word "tranquillus", meaning "calm" or "peaceful". The -ize suffix is derived from the Greek suffix -izein, which is used to form verbs from nouns and adjectives, indicating an action or process. Therefore, "tranquillizing" can be understood as the action or process of making or becoming calm or peaceful.
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