Inhalant (noun)

A substance that is inhaled, especially as a means of inducing a narcotic or anesthetic effect.

Origin:

From the latin verb inhalo meaning 'to breathe in'.

Examples:

  1. Inhalants are dangerous and can cause serious health problems.
  2. Abusing inhalants is a common form of substance abuse.
  3. The patient was given an inhalant to help them relax before the procedure.
  4. Some common inhalants include nitrous oxide and gasoline.
  5. Inhalant abuse is particularly prevalent among young people.
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