Relaxant (adjective)

1. Having the effect of relaxing or loosening.
2. Capable of reducing tension or anxiety.
3. Producing a calming or soothing effect.

Origin:

The word 'relaxant' is derived from the latin verb 'relaxare' meaning 'to loosen' or 'to relax'. it refers to something that has the effect of relaxing or loosening.

Examples:

1. A hot bath with Epsom salts is a natural relaxant that can help to ease sore muscles.
2. The massage therapist recommended the use of a relaxant lotion to enhance the massage experience.
3. The music was so relaxing that it had a powerful relaxant effect on the listener.
4. The medication was prescribed as a muscle relaxant to help with the patient's back pain.
5. The warm and cozy atmosphere of the room was a perfect relaxant after a long day of work.