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antisecretory

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antisecretory /an·ti·se·cre·to·ry/ (-se-kre´tah-re)
1. secretoinhibitory; inhibiting or diminishing secretion.
2. an agent that so acts, as certain drugs that inhibit or diminish gastric secretions.

an·ti·se·cre·to·ry (nt-s-krt-r, nt-)
adj.
Inhibiting or decreasing secretion, especially gastric secretion.

antisecretory
1. inhibiting or diminishing secretion; secretoinhibitory.
2. an agent that so acts, as certain drugs that inhibit or diminish gastric secretions.

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