doped

1. 1
   adjective

   Made sleepy, dull, or confused after being given a drug.

   Like someone so sleepy from medicine that they cannot think clearly.

   The doped horse could barely stand at the starting gate.

   He seemed doped after the dentist gave him strong medicine.

   Similardrugged, stupefied

   Oppositesober

2. 2
   verb

   Simple past and past participle of dope. Use it for drugging or treating something that already happened.

   They doped the racehorse before the big event.

   She doped the wine so he would fall asleep quickly.

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3. 3
   adjective

   Made to carry electric charge by adding tiny amounts of other materials.

   Like adding a little something to a material so electricity can flow through it more easily.

   A doped crystal lets electricity move through it more easily.

   The chip uses doped silicon to control the flow of current.

   Oppositeintrinsic, pure

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4. 4
   adjective

   Covered with a glue-like liquid that fills small holes in a surface.

   Like cloth painted with a thick glue that dries hard and smooth.

   The doped fabric on the old plane felt stiff and smooth.

   Workers stretched the doped cloth tightly over the wooden frame.

   Similarvarnished, coated, treated

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