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Meanings of imbibe in English
Usage of imbibe in English
1
If you must imbibe, have two glasses of water between each drink.
2
You had to bite it and imbibe it at the same time.
3
For every caffeine charge you imbibe, have two glasses of lemon water.
4
To correct the false is more difficult than to imbibe the true.
5
He could imbibe startling quantities of whisky without any apparent ill effect.
6
What is the best beverage to imbibe whilst inhaling the precious weed?
7
Spirit drinkers can imbibe up to one 25ml tot of alcohol per hour.
8
When things that you imbibe with your earliest thoughts as beyond question crumple?
9
They're becoming places to not just imbibe knowledge but create it-physically
10
The Tartars cannot unconsciously imbibe Christianity as the Finns have done.
11
They do not readily imbibe prejudices, and are not tenacious in retaining them.
12
Though I don't imbibe, my Gaelic genes still enjoy the atmosphere.
13
They seemed almost immediately to imbibe the peaceful atmosphere, and to become refreshed.
14
They abjure the world, that they may not imbibe its spirit.
15
Indeed, one is surprised to see how much liquor they imbibe.
16
Moreover, slaves are like other people, and imbibe prejudices quite common to others.
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