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reverse tolerance

reverse tolerance

an effect of certain drugs, usually psychoactive substances (particularly CNS stimulants), in which repeated use alters the body’s sensitivity so that repeated administration of the drug will enhance its effects. Also called sensitization. Compare tolerance.

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