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tranquillizer
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tranquillizer, tranquilliser (US), tranquilizer
a drug that calms a person without affecting clarity of consciousness


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Most commonly used medicines for anxiety disorder, Tranquillizers are a sort of Valium-like drugs.
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The disturbing scenes will show 59-year-old Craig, a motor neurone disease sufferer, sipping a deadly dose of tranquillizers at a Swiss suicide clinic.
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