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medicinal

/muh-dis-uh-nl/US // məˈdɪs ə nl //UK // (mɛˈdɪsɪnəl) //

药用,药用的,医药,医用

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : of, relating to, or having the properties of a medicine; curative; remedial: medicinal properties; medicinal substances.
    • : unpalatable; disagreeable: a medicinal taste.

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Examples

  • Regardless of your personal opinion on it, there are studies that prove this controversial plant has a handful of medicinal benefits.

  • All that variability, both in the plants and the products that are derived from them, makes CBD more challenging to test for medicinal purposes.

  • Being able to see each other on screen and have a good time, that’s been really medicinal for me.

  • Among them are Northern Michigan and Minot State universities, which offer undergraduate degrees in medicinal plant chemistry.

  • It has neither the addictive properties nor the lack of medicinal value that such categorization demands.

  • The chicken, to this day, is valued for its medicinal properties.

  • Cruikshank often speaks about the potential of yoga to be therapeutic — even medicinal.

  • Wikipedia has an entire entry on medicinal clays, though many are of the mud-bath variety.

  • They have long since been touted as medicinal fungi, boasting the ability to strengthen the immune system and lower cholesterol.

  • Beginning in 2000, California funded 12-odd studies through the Center for Medicinal Cannabis Research, based at UC San Diego.

  • Poets and dramatists sung its praises, while others wrote of its wonderful medicinal qualities.

  • Spenser in his Fairy Queen makes one of the characters include it with other herbs celebrated for medicinal qualities.

  • Medicinal doses of the bromides produce in healthy persons a general diminution of nervous energy.

  • There are more than twenty species of rosin-weed or silphium, all probably similar in their medicinal virtues.

  • Three species are usually mentioned as being used for medicinal purpose.