Moderate as in lustral Having the quality of inducing vomiting, often used in the context of purifying or cleansing. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Emetic'
The foul smell of rotten eggs proved emetic, forcing everyone to evacuate the room.
Despite its emetic nature, the ancient potion was believed to have healing properties by tribal medicine men.
The novel's vivid descriptions of the protagonist's emetic experiences added a layer of intensity to the narrative.
The potion had an emetic effect, prompting the character in the story to expel its contents.
The medieval doctor prescribed an emetic remedy to rid the patient's body of impurities.
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