clonazepam
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of clonazepam
c(h)lo(rophe)n(yl) + (di)azep(in) , extracted from the chemical name + -am, of uncertain derivation
Example Sentences
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Sandí knew that drug abuse had been rampant for years — crack, marijuana, illicitly traded prescription pills such as clonazepam.
From Washington Post
Collings, who died in December 2020 at age 33, died of acute intoxication by the combined effects of fentanyl, cocaine, alcohol and clonazepam, according to TMZ.
From Fox News
The electrician from Valley Stream was hospitalized for an overdose in October 2016, eight days after Mr. Blatti prescribed him morphine and clonazepam, a highly addictive drug often prescribed for anxiety, according to prosecutors.
From New York Times
Police said they discovered in Peterson’s car a prescription bottle for clonazepam that she had filled that day.
From Washington Times
Many consumers know clonazepam by the brand name Klonopin.
From Washington Times
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