【げざい】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. laxative; purgative; evacuant
Forms
  • 【げざい】
  • げざい
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. laxative
    2. This refers to a substance used to stimulate bowel movements or relieve constipation. It can be taken in various forms, such as pills or liquids.
    When you are constipated, I recommend taking a laxative.
    I received a prescription for a laxative from the doctor.
  2. purgative
    3. This term is often used in a medical context to describe substances that cause purging or evacuation of the bowels.
    I need to use a purgative before the surgery.
    I was looking for a strong purgative at the pharmacy.
  3. evacuant
    4. This meaning indicates a substance that facilitates the evacuation of the bowels, similar to the first two meanings but perhaps emphasizes the action.
    It’s a good idea to use an evacuant before traveling.
    You should avoid taking an evacuant before meals.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to take a laxativeto use a laxativeeffect of the laxativeto prescribe a laxativenatural laxativeto use laxatives following doctor's instructionsstrong laxativelaxative for constipationover-the-counter laxativeside effects of laxatives
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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