Similar words: narcotic, hypnotized, baptized, quantized, sanitized, narcosis, sensitized, magnetized. Meaning: ['nɑrkətaɪz /'nɑː-] 
adj. under the influence of narcotics.
adj. under the influence of narcotics. 
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1, His left hand has been narcotized.
2, This farce narcotizes to me.
3, I'd been over- narcotized, I suddenly knew.
4, In the narcotized Japan of postwar prosperity, no normal person ever took the slightest interest in politics: the Koizumi revolution changed all that.
5, Each group was narcotized routinely, turn - on the chest and coronary artery ligation.
6, The scientist shouted a few quick commands over his shoulder, and two Invid soldiers marched into the room. Sandwiched between them was a small Tiresioid male, narcotized , so it appeared.
7, Unfortunately, Dad did understand what I meant, later anaesthesia doctor came out and narcotized me, took me from Dad's arms to operation room.
8, Surely it was the strangely quiet children who were narcotized by the television set, not the parents.
9, At the end of the 12th week, all rats were weighed, narcotized , sacrificed, and the liver index, biochemical indicators in serum and liver tissues and the hepatic pathological changes were observed.
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