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Meanings of horribly drunk in English

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Usage of horribly drunk in English
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What I do know is that they feasted all night and got horribly drunk.
In the Field (1914-1915): The Impressions of an Officer of Light...
2
I am also horribly drunk, and I must apologize for leaning so heavily on your arm.
Now It Can Be Told
3
There was only one way to find out: getting horribly , horribly drunk five nights in a row.
The Guardian
4
Also a Friday night, which meant crowds of young people being horribly drunk and loud in two dozen languages.
Rivers of London
5
After an afternoon of enforced madrigals, Jim becomes so horribly drunk that he inadvertently destroys his host's spare room.
The Guardian
6
Years later, while horribly drunk, one of the old crew revealed he was really hurt by the way we had all acted that day.
Radio NZ
7
Then I saw that she was drunk, horribly drunk, and told her so, but she could only say, "I'm drunk, am I?"
Army Letters from an Officer's Wife, 1871-1888
8
The younger of the two men was horribly drunk, and it was clear that the others were trying to drag him home before trouble came.
The Soul of the War
9
His head was very tolerably clear as he came down the staircase, but the fresh air was too much for him; he was horribly drunk.
A Distinguished Provincial at Paris
10
Horribly drunk, much more drunk than Ledantec and I were, for we really could manage to say: Oh!
The Works of Guy de Maupassant, Volume 3
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"He is horribly drunk," she murmured in a tone of mingled disgust and terror.
L'Assommoir
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