Sedated

How many syllables in Sedated?

sedated has 3 syllables

Split Sedated into syllables?

se-dat-ed

Definition of Sedated

To give medicine to make someone calm or sleepy.

How should Sedated divide into syllables

There are three syllables in the word 'sedated'. The vowels in this word are 'e' and 'a', while the consonants are 's', 'd', 't'.

Part of Speech - Sedated

Verb

The doctor sedated the patient before the surgery.

Sentences with Sedated

  • The dentist sedated me before pulling out my tooth.
  • The vet sedated the dog before the surgery.
  • The doctor sedated the patient to make them less anxious.
  • The pilot was sedated before the long flight.
  • The sedated lion was transported to a new zoo.
  • Mom sedated the baby to help him sleep.
  • The medication sedated the man for the whole day.
  • The sedated bear was relocated to a safer place.
  • He was so sedated that he didn't even remember the conversation.
  • The nurse sedated the patient before the MRI.

Quotes with Sedated

  • I was sedated and then they put a veil over my face.
  • I had to be sedated before I could go on stage.
  • Never underestimate the power of really good sedatives.
  • The best way to get over a hangover is to get yourself sedated.
  • I was so nervous for my flight that I had to be sedated.
  • The dentist offered to sedate me, but I declined.
  • The medication made me feel sedated and relaxed.
  • I had to be sedated for my wisdom teeth removal.
  • The lion had to be sedated before it could be moved to a new zoo.
  • The doctor sedated the patient before the procedure.

Number of characters in Sedated

7 ( s, e, d, a, t, e, d )

Unique letters in Sedated

5 ( s, e, d, a, t )

Sedated Backwards

detades

Phonetic Transcription of Sedated

IPA (International): sɪˈdeɪtɪd

ARA (American): sɪˈdetɪd

EPA (English): sɪˈdeɪtɪd

SIH-DEY-TIH-D

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Consonants and Sounds

Fricatives

Sibilants

Unvoiced TH

Voiced TH

Affricates

Liquids

Glides

Nasals

Bilabials

Labiodental

Dentals

Alveolars

Laterals

Palato-Alveolars

Velar

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Unvoiced

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