nontonic
/ˈnɒntɒnɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
Lacking in tonic quality; of or relating to a medicine that depresses the nervous system, especially by reducing the excitability of the heart.
“The doctor warned that the sedative’s nontonic properties could lead to serious side effects.”
2. noun
A medicine or substance that has a depressing effect on the nervous system, especially by reducing the excitability of the heart.
“The patient was administered a nontonic to calm her racing heart.”