Synonyms for dosage
ˈdoʊ sɪdʒdosage

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1. dose, dosagenoun

   the quantity of an active agent (substance or radiation) taken in or absorbed at any one time

   Synonyms:
   battery-acid, venereal disease, window pane, acid, back breaker, superman, sexually transmitted disease, pane, dose, dot, social disease, venereal infection, loony toons

2. dose, dosagenoun

   a measured portion of medicine taken at any one time

   Synonyms:
   battery-acid, venereal disease, window pane, acid, back breaker, superman, sexually transmitted disease, pane, dose, dot, social disease, venereal infection, loony toons

Matched Categories

1. • Indefinite Quantity
   • Medicine

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1. List of paraphrases for "dosage":

   dose, dosing, proportioning, doses, quantitation, prescribing, assay, quantification, mix, determination, metering

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1. Kyle Bass:

   The companies that are expanding patents by simply changing the dosage or the way they are packaging something are going to get knee capped.

2. Reynoldsburg Officer Nikki Riley:

   Katie Mulkey indicated the child was fussy and she was trying to calm him, katie Mulkey admitted giving him an adult dosage of Benadryl to the child.

3. French Health Minister Marisol Touraine:

   A final investigation report confirms that the conditions under which the test was approved did not breach existing legislation, inspectors consider, however, that Bial and Biotrial are responsible on several counts; regarding the dosage prescribed (...) and the time taken to alert authorities.

4. Kyle Bass:

   We are going to challenge and invalidate patents through the IPR process ... (and) we are not going to settle, the companies that are expanding patents by simply changing the dosage or the way they are packaging something are going to get knee capped.

5. Martin Archer:

   Whilst it probably wouldnt be utterly catastrophic for life, there would be a much higher radiation dosage on the ground without a magnetic field.