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Hypnotic
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hypnotic /hyp·not·ic/ (hip-not´ik)
1. inducing sleep.
2. an agent that induces sleep.
3. pertaining to or of the nature of hypnosis or hypnotism.

hyp·not·ic (hp-ntk)
adj.
1. Of or relating to hypnotism or hypnosis.
2. Inducing or tending to induce sleep; soporific.
n.
An agent that causes sleep.

Hypnotic
A medication that makes a person sleep.

hypnotic (hipnot´ik),
n 1. a drug that induces sleep or depresses the central nervous system at a cortical level.
adj 2. causing sleep or a trance. See also sedative.

hypnotic
1. pertaining to or inducing hypnosis or sleep.
2. an agent that induces sleep.

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However, the report identifies three growing segments, namely, smoking-cessation aids, sedative hypnotic drugs, and periodontal disease drugs.
In addition to the novel drug Rozerem (ramelteon), the Food and Drug Administration approved the hypnotic drugs Lunesta (eszopiclone) and a new, slow-release formulation of zolpidem called Ambien CR.
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, hypnotic drugs, and antidepressants were discontinued for at least three weeks before the trial period.
 
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