What is another word for sedative properties?
Pronunciation: [sˈɛdətˌɪv pɹˈɒpətɪz] (IPA) 
Sedative properties refer to the ability of a substance to calm, relax or induce sleep. There are several synonyms which can be used to describe this property such as tranquilizing, hypnotic, soporific, somnolent, anesthetic, and calming. Tranquilizing implies a calming effect that reduces anxiety or agitation, making one feel peaceful. Hypnotic indicates a strong sleep-inducing effect that alters perception and consciousness. Soporific refers to a substance that induces sleep, while somnolent describes the effect of making one drowsy. Anesthetic describes a medical substance that dulls the senses, and calming refers to a gentle, soothing effect. All these synonyms describe the sedative properties that help to relax and calm the mind.
