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antidote

Drug used to counteract a poison. For instance, acetylcysteine is an antidote to paracetamol and is administered to prevent liver damage following overdosage.



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30) Although, as in both Malingre's Moralite and Marguerite's Mallade, Christ here is glossed as "le souverain Medecin" (the sovereign doctor) who brings "l'antidote et contrepoison de sa parole" (the antidote and counterpoison of his word) to heal those contaminated by Catholic doctrine (195), such will not be the uplifting plot of the play.
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