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Meanings of inebriated in English
Usage of inebriated in English
1
When confronted Ford said he had been 'highly inebriated' at the time
2
Before he could get inebriated he would be in the New Jerusalem.
3
He dined with his literary friend Rufus Griswold and unfortunately became inebriated.
4
And it was way too inebriated to be walking in those heels.
5
Entertainment! Some of the more inebriated guests began demanding the next stage.
6
There are people everywhere, and most of them are inebriated by noon.
7
He whirligigged and pirouetted, dancing and cavorting round like an inebriated ape.
8
He hath filled me with bitterness, he hath inebriated me with wormwood.
9
Billy Sangaree, Major Licklickin, and others of the more inebriated, imitated him.
10
Its pleasures, its wild tumult of gay licence dazzled and inebriated me.
11
Spent, heavily inebriated, loud and obnoxious and they'll spread like Paterson's curse.
12
Only a young couple toward the back, inebriated, allows their voices to rise.
13
Up came the brass and the accordion, and forth went the inebriated strains.
14
The fact that they were all pretty well inebriated probably helped a lot.
15
Consistent with him being walked home by two men while inebriated.
16
She was an adept in enticing an inebriated husband to leave a public-house.
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Inebriated across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common