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Meanings of inebriation in English
Portuguese
bebedeira Catalan
borratxera 
A temporary state resulting from excessive consumption of alcohol.
Habitual intoxication; prolonged and excessive intake of alcoholic drinks leading to a breakdown in health and an addiction to alcohol such that abrupt deprivation leads to severe withdrawal symptoms.
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Examples for "alcoholism"
Examples for "alcoholism"
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However, little is known about whether alcoholism also affects rapid, spontaneous processing.
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Currently, no therapeutic options exist to mitigate the pulmonary consequences of alcoholism.
3
Dereliction of duty, alcoholism, suicide-suicidebecame almost epidemic among the officer corps.
4
Experts attribute it to a mix of poverty, alcoholism and drug violence.
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In 1928 Devant's wife, Marion Melville, died as a result of alcoholism.
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The court was told the men had received treatment for alcohol addiction.
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Growing evidence suggests that glutamate neurotransmission plays a critical role in alcohol addiction.
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She also ordered him to seek treatment for his alcohol addiction.
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But even as Winehouse rose to stardom, she battled drug and alcohol addiction.
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Recent studies suggest that inflammation could contribute to alcohol addiction.
Usage of inebriation in English
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Stupefaction became sleep; with sleep inebriation passed; and Frank awoke to misery.
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She had, in a state of beastly inebriation, fallen into the fire.
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Professor Lyall went off to hunt down the earl's source of inebriation.
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On this last point, of inebriation, this is certainly a wonderful camp.
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This is a country were inebriation and social interaction go hand in hand.
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Such a man will undertake any thing; he is without skill in inebriation.
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The divine inebriation of spiritual truth comes with the realization of this fact.
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Audience fancy dress and bawdy inebriation is optional but tacitly encouraged.
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My inebriation snuck up on me; until this moment, I hadn't really felt it.
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We drank together freely, sometimes to the point of inebriation.
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The cash is then invested in a new cycle of inebriation to yield fantastic profits.
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Sebastian, Sebastian, and Sebastian, at various stages of inebriation, poured drinks of red, blue, green.
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The inebriation of Thy presence, O Well-Beloved of all worlds, hath seized and possessed me.
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The captain's hand shook, and his whole frame trembled from the effects of his long-inebriation.
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The perfect level of inebriation is about 30 seconds before you've noticed you're too drunk.
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The former had been drinking freely; but the latter exhibited not the smallest sign of inebriation.
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Spanish
Inebriation through the time