Definition of antidote in English:

antidote

nounˈantɪdəʊtˈæn(t)ɪˌdoʊt

1A medicine taken or given to counteract a particular poison.
解毒药，解毒剂
there is no known antidote to the poison of the pufferfish
Example sentencesExamples
- He ran a relentless crusade against the poison antidote formulated by Mithridates, the King of Pontus, Asia Minor, in the first century BC.
- It's the antidote to the poison I put in your truffle soup.
- He is accused of attempting to sabotage the eradication plan by giving rats an antidote to the poison used in the eradication.
- There is currently no antidote to ricin poisoning, but people exposed to moderate doses have recovered.
- The fruit seems always to have had a curious connection with religion and magic, and a high reputation as medicine, being regarded as an antidote to almost any poison and indeed almost a panacea.
- The film, and the feeling it communicates, is like an antidote to the poison of ideas based on race, or perhaps like a spirited daydream of the way it could be for all us if we were true to ourselves.
- Even toxicity tests were performed by King Mithridates of Persia on both humans and animals to learn more about poisons and their antidotes.
- Furthermore, antidotes to poisons and intensive care may not be available.
- Don't use charcoal tablets that you can buy from pharmacies to treat poisoning yourself - these are for indigestion and flatulence only and the dose is too small to work as an antidote to poisoning.
- There is no specific antidote to the mushroom poison.
- They thought it brought good luck, fertility, and protection from witchcraft, and was an antidote to poison.
- Flumazenil is not an antidote for narcotic overdose or for respiratory depression.
- These antidotes may have toxic side effects themselves so they need to be used appropriately.
- It was originally developed as an antidote to mustard gas in chemical warfare.
- Tea made from the bark has been used as an antiseptic, an antidote to snakebites, a laxative, and a sedative.
- Rei spoke of her clan and family in the mountains, how her father and mother taught her sister and her to make poison, antidotes, and other medicines from herbs and plants that they could find around their village.
- Nitrite is also available for human use as an antidote for cyanide poisoning and is used in meat curing.
- We do not know of an antidote to counteract this side effect.
- Bezoar stones were found in the intestines of some ruminant animals, especially oriental goats, and like unicorn horn were thought to be an antidote to poison.
- Before Lain had left the mansion completely she was able to find the antidote to her poison.
Synonyms
antitoxin, antiserum
cure, remedy
neutralizer, neutralizing agent, counteragent
rare mithridate, antivenin, antivenene, theriac
1. 1.1 Something that counteracts an unpleasant feeling or situation.
  矫正方法，对抗手段
  laughter is a good antidote to stress
  笑是消除压力的良方。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Whether used as a weekend antidote to the stresses and strains of city living or purely as an investment, owning a second home may not be as financially straightforward as it might appear.
  There is such a wealth of ideas, creativity, diverse personalities, and genuine disagreement in this book that it is an antidote to going stale.
  Board games are also seen as helpful to children's development, able to increase confidence and social skills and a great antidote to the stress of modern life.
  Jake also reckons unicycling is the perfect antidote to exam stress.
  Dark and disturbing, yet rich in humour, this is the ultimate antidote to mainstream medical drama.
  As an antidote to this situation, I believe it is necessary to view the Zen world, its hierarchy, and authority figures through a theoretical framework separate from Zen.
  Chamomile was used throughout history as a stress antidote to unravel nerves and irritability.
  These experiences reinforced my conviction that humanitarian medicine was a powerful antidote to the violations I had read about in Medicine Betrayed.
  It was a brave decision, but it has more than paid off and is proof that teleworking from home can provide an excellent antidote to executive stress.
  This book is an antidote to fatalism and provides up to date clinical, microbiological, and public health guidance on responding to possible bioterrorist attacks.
  Thinking about Patients is written in an engaging and conversational style and is an antidote to the increasingly leaden approach of the evidence based medicine enthusiasts.
  Political correctness may have been originally intended as a mild antidote to prejudice, a mouth-wash to rinse away some of the more dismissive expressions with which we impugn one another.
  It is neither polite nor politically correct: but it's a sure antidote to multicultural delusions.
  This introduces hope - the antidote to stress - into the situation.
  The calming sound of sea waves lapping the boardwalk, they swear, is the ultimate antidote to urban stress.
  The antidote to such a situation is to seek to discover what the total Scriptural teaching on any particular subject is, and also to view it in relation to the other doctrines of Scripture.
  The antidote to the malaise of modern law, it seems, is a leap of faith.
  It will be a marvellous antidote to the stresses of the past week.
  The antidote to genetics as a driver of medicalisation lies in remaining sceptical and level headed.
  The only antidotes to this situation, then, are both quite difficult to master.
  Synonyms
  remedy, cure, corrective, nostrum, countermeasure, counteragent
  solution

Derivatives

antidotal

adjective

Duck's blood is a good antidotal food, with special effects in the treatment of diarrhoea and nausea.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is credited with antidotal effect against poisons.
- Antidotal information about someone else's experience may or may not fit your individual situation.
- On occasion, though, the films do rise above their antidotal mandate.
- After all, there is only some antidotal evidence to show the connection between the measles and MS.

Origin

Late Middle English: via Latin, from Greek antidoton, neuter of antidotos 'given against', from anti- 'against' + didonai 'give'.

An antidote is ‘something given against’ the effects of a poison; it has come via Latin from Greek antidoton ‘given against’.

Definition of antidote in US English:

antidote

nounˈan(t)iˌdōtˈæn(t)ɪˌdoʊt

1A medicine taken or given to counteract a particular poison.
解毒药，解毒剂
Example sentencesExamples
- They thought it brought good luck, fertility, and protection from witchcraft, and was an antidote to poison.
- These antidotes may have toxic side effects themselves so they need to be used appropriately.
- There is currently no antidote to ricin poisoning, but people exposed to moderate doses have recovered.
- He is accused of attempting to sabotage the eradication plan by giving rats an antidote to the poison used in the eradication.
- Before Lain had left the mansion completely she was able to find the antidote to her poison.
- The fruit seems always to have had a curious connection with religion and magic, and a high reputation as medicine, being regarded as an antidote to almost any poison and indeed almost a panacea.
- The film, and the feeling it communicates, is like an antidote to the poison of ideas based on race, or perhaps like a spirited daydream of the way it could be for all us if we were true to ourselves.
- Flumazenil is not an antidote for narcotic overdose or for respiratory depression.
- Bezoar stones were found in the intestines of some ruminant animals, especially oriental goats, and like unicorn horn were thought to be an antidote to poison.
- There is no specific antidote to the mushroom poison.
- Nitrite is also available for human use as an antidote for cyanide poisoning and is used in meat curing.
- It was originally developed as an antidote to mustard gas in chemical warfare.
- We do not know of an antidote to counteract this side effect.
- He ran a relentless crusade against the poison antidote formulated by Mithridates, the King of Pontus, Asia Minor, in the first century BC.
- Even toxicity tests were performed by King Mithridates of Persia on both humans and animals to learn more about poisons and their antidotes.
- Tea made from the bark has been used as an antiseptic, an antidote to snakebites, a laxative, and a sedative.
- It's the antidote to the poison I put in your truffle soup.
- Rei spoke of her clan and family in the mountains, how her father and mother taught her sister and her to make poison, antidotes, and other medicines from herbs and plants that they could find around their village.
- Furthermore, antidotes to poisons and intensive care may not be available.
- Don't use charcoal tablets that you can buy from pharmacies to treat poisoning yourself - these are for indigestion and flatulence only and the dose is too small to work as an antidote to poisoning.
Synonyms
antitoxin, antiserum
1. 1.1 Something that counteracts or neutralizes an unpleasant feeling or situation.
  矫正方法，对抗手段
  laughter is a good antidote to stress
  笑是消除压力的良方。
  Example sentencesExamples
  It will be a marvellous antidote to the stresses of the past week.
  These experiences reinforced my conviction that humanitarian medicine was a powerful antidote to the violations I had read about in Medicine Betrayed.
  The antidote to the malaise of modern law, it seems, is a leap of faith.
  This book is an antidote to fatalism and provides up to date clinical, microbiological, and public health guidance on responding to possible bioterrorist attacks.
  There is such a wealth of ideas, creativity, diverse personalities, and genuine disagreement in this book that it is an antidote to going stale.
  It was a brave decision, but it has more than paid off and is proof that teleworking from home can provide an excellent antidote to executive stress.
  Political correctness may have been originally intended as a mild antidote to prejudice, a mouth-wash to rinse away some of the more dismissive expressions with which we impugn one another.
  Whether used as a weekend antidote to the stresses and strains of city living or purely as an investment, owning a second home may not be as financially straightforward as it might appear.
  Dark and disturbing, yet rich in humour, this is the ultimate antidote to mainstream medical drama.
  This introduces hope - the antidote to stress - into the situation.
  The calming sound of sea waves lapping the boardwalk, they swear, is the ultimate antidote to urban stress.
  Thinking about Patients is written in an engaging and conversational style and is an antidote to the increasingly leaden approach of the evidence based medicine enthusiasts.
  As an antidote to this situation, I believe it is necessary to view the Zen world, its hierarchy, and authority figures through a theoretical framework separate from Zen.
  The antidote to genetics as a driver of medicalisation lies in remaining sceptical and level headed.
  It is neither polite nor politically correct: but it's a sure antidote to multicultural delusions.
  Chamomile was used throughout history as a stress antidote to unravel nerves and irritability.
  The only antidotes to this situation, then, are both quite difficult to master.
  Board games are also seen as helpful to children's development, able to increase confidence and social skills and a great antidote to the stress of modern life.
  The antidote to such a situation is to seek to discover what the total Scriptural teaching on any particular subject is, and also to view it in relation to the other doctrines of Scripture.
  Jake also reckons unicycling is the perfect antidote to exam stress.
  Synonyms
  remedy, cure, corrective, nostrum, countermeasure, counteragent
2. 1.2 (in homeopathy) a substance that cancels or opposes the effect of a remedy.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Coffee is another common homeopathic antidote.
  Some substances like camphor are considered a general antidote to many homeopathic medicines and should therefore be avoided or taken into account.
  Each remedy has an antidote, another remedy that cancels its effect.

verbˈan(t)iˌdōtˈæn(t)ɪˌdoʊt

[with object]

Counteract or cancel with an antidote.
What remedy will antidote henbane?
Example sentencesExamples
- It is antidoted by coffee and lemon-juice.
- Remedies are essentially vibrational medicine and can therefore easily be antidoted by other vibrational factors.
- When certain substances and influences interfere with the action of a homeopathic medicine, it is called antidoting.
- Homeopathic remedies are complimentary to vitamins and supplements, but may be antidoted by strong conventional medicines.
- Possibly remedy was antidoted on day two by strong smelling woodfiller, but he did take 2 more doses after this.
- The boy was seen one month after the shot, and Dr. Moskowitz antidoted the vaccination with a homeopathic remedy.
- If you're trying to find ways of antidoting well known problems via software architecture, that's quite interesting.
- For example, people are generally worried about coffee, mints, or peppermint toothpaste antidoting the effect of the remedy.
- This very generous and considerate article has antidoted all things that have gone before.
- You may need a different remedy, a different potency or may have antidoted the remedy.
- The situation is that his remedy has been antidoted by the coffee and/or the clay ointment.
- Chinese people believe that the hot pot produces ‘hot’ food which might arouse the inner poisons of the eaters, and this Sichuan tea is ‘cool’ and refreshing, capable of antidoting the poisons.
- And I took three doses of it over a one year period, and that's because I antidoted the first two.
- It is simply impossible to cure the catarrhal affections of tobacco-users without antidoting the drug or securing its discontinuance.

Origin

Late Middle English: via Latin, from Greek antidoton, neuter of antidotos ‘given against’, from anti- ‘against’ + didonai ‘give’.

单词	antidote
释义	Definition of antidote in English: antidote nounˈantɪdəʊtˈæn(t)ɪˌdoʊt 1A medicine taken or given to counteract a particular poison. 解毒药，解毒剂 there is no known antidote to the poison of the pufferfish Example sentencesExamples He ran a relentless crusade against the poison antidote formulated by Mithridates, the King of Pontus, Asia Minor, in the first century BC. It's the antidote to the poison I put in your truffle soup. He is accused of attempting to sabotage the eradication plan by giving rats an antidote to the poison used in the eradication. There is currently no antidote to ricin poisoning, but people exposed to moderate doses have recovered. The fruit seems always to have had a curious connection with religion and magic, and a high reputation as medicine, being regarded as an antidote to almost any poison and indeed almost a panacea. The film, and the feeling it communicates, is like an antidote to the poison of ideas based on race, or perhaps like a spirited daydream of the way it could be for all us if we were true to ourselves. Even toxicity tests were performed by King Mithridates of Persia on both humans and animals to learn more about poisons and their antidotes. Furthermore, antidotes to poisons and intensive care may not be available. Don't use charcoal tablets that you can buy from pharmacies to treat poisoning yourself - these are for indigestion and flatulence only and the dose is too small to work as an antidote to poisoning. There is no specific antidote to the mushroom poison. They thought it brought good luck, fertility, and protection from witchcraft, and was an antidote to poison. Flumazenil is not an antidote for narcotic overdose or for respiratory depression. These antidotes may have toxic side effects themselves so they need to be used appropriately. It was originally developed as an antidote to mustard gas in chemical warfare. Tea made from the bark has been used as an antiseptic, an antidote to snakebites, a laxative, and a sedative. Rei spoke of her clan and family in the mountains, how her father and mother taught her sister and her to make poison, antidotes, and other medicines from herbs and plants that they could find around their village. Nitrite is also available for human use as an antidote for cyanide poisoning and is used in meat curing. We do not know of an antidote to counteract this side effect. Bezoar stones were found in the intestines of some ruminant animals, especially oriental goats, and like unicorn horn were thought to be an antidote to poison. Before Lain had left the mansion completely she was able to find the antidote to her poison. Synonyms antitoxin, antiserum cure, remedy neutralizer, neutralizing agent, counteragent rare mithridate, antivenin, antivenene, theriac 1.1 Something that counteracts an unpleasant feeling or situation. 矫正方法，对抗手段 laughter is a good antidote to stress 笑是消除压力的良方。 Example sentencesExamples Whether used as a weekend antidote to the stresses and strains of city living or purely as an investment, owning a second home may not be as financially straightforward as it might appear. There is such a wealth of ideas, creativity, diverse personalities, and genuine disagreement in this book that it is an antidote to going stale. Board games are also seen as helpful to children's development, able to increase confidence and social skills and a great antidote to the stress of modern life. Jake also reckons unicycling is the perfect antidote to exam stress. Dark and disturbing, yet rich in humour, this is the ultimate antidote to mainstream medical drama. As an antidote to this situation, I believe it is necessary to view the Zen world, its hierarchy, and authority figures through a theoretical framework separate from Zen. Chamomile was used throughout history as a stress antidote to unravel nerves and irritability. These experiences reinforced my conviction that humanitarian medicine was a powerful antidote to the violations I had read about in Medicine Betrayed. It was a brave decision, but it has more than paid off and is proof that teleworking from home can provide an excellent antidote to executive stress. This book is an antidote to fatalism and provides up to date clinical, microbiological, and public health guidance on responding to possible bioterrorist attacks. Thinking about Patients is written in an engaging and conversational style and is an antidote to the increasingly leaden approach of the evidence based medicine enthusiasts. Political correctness may have been originally intended as a mild antidote to prejudice, a mouth-wash to rinse away some of the more dismissive expressions with which we impugn one another. It is neither polite nor politically correct: but it's a sure antidote to multicultural delusions. This introduces hope - the antidote to stress - into the situation. The calming sound of sea waves lapping the boardwalk, they swear, is the ultimate antidote to urban stress. The antidote to such a situation is to seek to discover what the total Scriptural teaching on any particular subject is, and also to view it in relation to the other doctrines of Scripture. The antidote to the malaise of modern law, it seems, is a leap of faith. It will be a marvellous antidote to the stresses of the past week. The antidote to genetics as a driver of medicalisation lies in remaining sceptical and level headed. The only antidotes to this situation, then, are both quite difficult to master. Synonyms remedy, cure, corrective, nostrum, countermeasure, counteragent solution Derivatives antidotal adjective Duck's blood is a good antidotal food, with special effects in the treatment of diarrhoea and nausea. Example sentencesExamples It is credited with antidotal effect against poisons. Antidotal information about someone else's experience may or may not fit your individual situation. On occasion, though, the films do rise above their antidotal mandate. After all, there is only some antidotal evidence to show the connection between the measles and MS. Origin Late Middle English: via Latin, from Greek antidoton, neuter of antidotos 'given against', from anti- 'against' + didonai 'give'. An antidote is ‘something given against’ the effects of a poison; it has come via Latin from Greek antidoton ‘given against’. Definition of antidote in US English: antidote nounˈan(t)iˌdōtˈæn(t)ɪˌdoʊt 1A medicine taken or given to counteract a particular poison. 解毒药，解毒剂 Example sentencesExamples They thought it brought good luck, fertility, and protection from witchcraft, and was an antidote to poison. These antidotes may have toxic side effects themselves so they need to be used appropriately. There is currently no antidote to ricin poisoning, but people exposed to moderate doses have recovered. He is accused of attempting to sabotage the eradication plan by giving rats an antidote to the poison used in the eradication. Before Lain had left the mansion completely she was able to find the antidote to her poison. The fruit seems always to have had a curious connection with religion and magic, and a high reputation as medicine, being regarded as an antidote to almost any poison and indeed almost a panacea. The film, and the feeling it communicates, is like an antidote to the poison of ideas based on race, or perhaps like a spirited daydream of the way it could be for all us if we were true to ourselves. Flumazenil is not an antidote for narcotic overdose or for respiratory depression. Bezoar stones were found in the intestines of some ruminant animals, especially oriental goats, and like unicorn horn were thought to be an antidote to poison. There is no specific antidote to the mushroom poison. Nitrite is also available for human use as an antidote for cyanide poisoning and is used in meat curing. It was originally developed as an antidote to mustard gas in chemical warfare. We do not know of an antidote to counteract this side effect. He ran a relentless crusade against the poison antidote formulated by Mithridates, the King of Pontus, Asia Minor, in the first century BC. Even toxicity tests were performed by King Mithridates of Persia on both humans and animals to learn more about poisons and their antidotes. Tea made from the bark has been used as an antiseptic, an antidote to snakebites, a laxative, and a sedative. It's the antidote to the poison I put in your truffle soup. Rei spoke of her clan and family in the mountains, how her father and mother taught her sister and her to make poison, antidotes, and other medicines from herbs and plants that they could find around their village. Furthermore, antidotes to poisons and intensive care may not be available. Don't use charcoal tablets that you can buy from pharmacies to treat poisoning yourself - these are for indigestion and flatulence only and the dose is too small to work as an antidote to poisoning. Synonyms antitoxin, antiserum 1.1 Something that counteracts or neutralizes an unpleasant feeling or situation. 矫正方法，对抗手段 laughter is a good antidote to stress 笑是消除压力的良方。 Example sentencesExamples It will be a marvellous antidote to the stresses of the past week. These experiences reinforced my conviction that humanitarian medicine was a powerful antidote to the violations I had read about in Medicine Betrayed. The antidote to the malaise of modern law, it seems, is a leap of faith. This book is an antidote to fatalism and provides up to date clinical, microbiological, and public health guidance on responding to possible bioterrorist attacks. There is such a wealth of ideas, creativity, diverse personalities, and genuine disagreement in this book that it is an antidote to going stale. It was a brave decision, but it has more than paid off and is proof that teleworking from home can provide an excellent antidote to executive stress. Political correctness may have been originally intended as a mild antidote to prejudice, a mouth-wash to rinse away some of the more dismissive expressions with which we impugn one another. Whether used as a weekend antidote to the stresses and strains of city living or purely as an investment, owning a second home may not be as financially straightforward as it might appear. Dark and disturbing, yet rich in humour, this is the ultimate antidote to mainstream medical drama. This introduces hope - the antidote to stress - into the situation. The calming sound of sea waves lapping the boardwalk, they swear, is the ultimate antidote to urban stress. Thinking about Patients is written in an engaging and conversational style and is an antidote to the increasingly leaden approach of the evidence based medicine enthusiasts. As an antidote to this situation, I believe it is necessary to view the Zen world, its hierarchy, and authority figures through a theoretical framework separate from Zen. The antidote to genetics as a driver of medicalisation lies in remaining sceptical and level headed. It is neither polite nor politically correct: but it's a sure antidote to multicultural delusions. Chamomile was used throughout history as a stress antidote to unravel nerves and irritability. The only antidotes to this situation, then, are both quite difficult to master. Board games are also seen as helpful to children's development, able to increase confidence and social skills and a great antidote to the stress of modern life. The antidote to such a situation is to seek to discover what the total Scriptural teaching on any particular subject is, and also to view it in relation to the other doctrines of Scripture. Jake also reckons unicycling is the perfect antidote to exam stress. Synonyms remedy, cure, corrective, nostrum, countermeasure, counteragent 1.2 (in homeopathy) a substance that cancels or opposes the effect of a remedy. Example sentencesExamples Coffee is another common homeopathic antidote. Some substances like camphor are considered a general antidote to many homeopathic medicines and should therefore be avoided or taken into account. Each remedy has an antidote, another remedy that cancels its effect. verbˈan(t)iˌdōtˈæn(t)ɪˌdoʊt [with object] Counteract or cancel with an antidote. What remedy will antidote henbane? Example sentencesExamples It is antidoted by coffee and lemon-juice. Remedies are essentially vibrational medicine and can therefore easily be antidoted by other vibrational factors. When certain substances and influences interfere with the action of a homeopathic medicine, it is called antidoting. Homeopathic remedies are complimentary to vitamins and supplements, but may be antidoted by strong conventional medicines. Possibly remedy was antidoted on day two by strong smelling woodfiller, but he did take 2 more doses after this. The boy was seen one month after the shot, and Dr. Moskowitz antidoted the vaccination with a homeopathic remedy. If you're trying to find ways of antidoting well known problems via software architecture, that's quite interesting. For example, people are generally worried about coffee, mints, or peppermint toothpaste antidoting the effect of the remedy. This very generous and considerate article has antidoted all things that have gone before. You may need a different remedy, a different potency or may have antidoted the remedy. The situation is that his remedy has been antidoted by the coffee and/or the clay ointment. Chinese people believe that the hot pot produces ‘hot’ food which might arouse the inner poisons of the eaters, and this Sichuan tea is ‘cool’ and refreshing, capable of antidoting the poisons. And I took three doses of it over a one year period, and that's because I antidoted the first two. It is simply impossible to cure the catarrhal affections of tobacco-users without antidoting the drug or securing its discontinuance. Origin Late Middle English: via Latin, from Greek antidoton, neuter of antidotos ‘given against’, from anti- ‘against’ + didonai ‘give’.
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