Definition of rubefacient in English:

rubefacient

(also rubifacient)

adjective ˌruːbɪˈfeɪʃnt

Medicine

Producing redness of the skin (especially as a method of counterirritation); of or relating to this property.

noun ˌruːbɪˈfeɪʃnt

Medicine

A rubefacient medicinal preparation.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Lovell (?1630–1690), naturalist. From classical Latin rubefacient-, rubefaciēns, present participle of rubefacere; compare -facient. With the use as adjective compare earlier rubificative, rubifying. With the use as noun compare earlier rubificative, rubrificative.

Definition of rubefacient in US English:

rubefacient

(also rubifacient)

adjectiveˌruːbɪˈfeɪʃnt

Medicine

Producing redness of the skin (especially as a method of counterirritation); of or relating to this property.

nounˌruːbɪˈfeɪʃnt

Medicine

A rubefacient medicinal preparation.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Lovell (?1630–1690), naturalist. From classical Latin rubefacient-, rubefaciēns, present participle of rubefacere; compare -facient. With the use as adjective compare earlier rubificative, rubifying. With the use as noun compare earlier rubificative, rubrificative.

单词	rubefacient
释义	Definition of rubefacient in English: rubefacient (also rubifacient) adjective ˌruːbɪˈfeɪʃnt Medicine Producing redness of the skin (especially as a method of counterirritation); of or relating to this property. noun ˌruːbɪˈfeɪʃnt Medicine A rubefacient medicinal preparation. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Lovell (?1630–1690), naturalist. From classical Latin rubefacient-, rubefaciēns, present participle of rubefacere; compare -facient. With the use as adjective compare earlier rubificative, rubifying. With the use as noun compare earlier rubificative, rubrificative. Definition of rubefacient in US English: rubefacient (also rubifacient) adjectiveˌruːbɪˈfeɪʃnt Medicine Producing redness of the skin (especially as a method of counterirritation); of or relating to this property. nounˌruːbɪˈfeɪʃnt Medicine A rubefacient medicinal preparation. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Lovell (?1630–1690), naturalist. From classical Latin rubefacient-, rubefaciēns, present participle of rubefacere; compare -facient. With the use as adjective compare earlier rubificative, rubifying. With the use as noun compare earlier rubificative, rubrificative.
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