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sedate
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se·date (s-dt)
v.
To administer a sedative to; calm or relieve by means of a sedative drug.


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The first-generation antihistamines belong in the more sedating category.
The product combines both a sedating antihistamine (immediate-release) for symptom relief at night with a non-sedating antihistamine (delayed release) for daytime relief in a novel, patented, once-daily formulation.
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