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Meanings of intoxicate in English
Portuguese
embraigar Catalan
emborratxar Usage of intoxicate in English
1
Let stand at room temperature to intoxicate the berries, about 10 minutes.
2
The distillation would intoxicate me also, but I shall not let it.
3
The cup in the woman's hand contained potions to intoxicate her victims.
4
The least dram of success would intoxicate and make him fool hardy.
5
The subtle, insidious wine of New York will begin to intoxicate him.
6
This woman's face does not intoxicate him as it once unquestionably did.
7
But the very qualities that intoxicate the novice in music enlighten the adept.
8
The children ran about like wild things; the air seemed to intoxicate them.
9
Wine can intoxicate, so people would drink it instead of their banned items.
10
It was a bright spring morning, one of those days which intoxicate one.
11
There was one deliberate act of hers which especially helped to intoxicate me.
12
She threw him one of those glances that intoxicate like wine.
13
V. Thou shalt not drink wine, nor anything that may intoxicate.
14
He had not drunk enough, or nearly enough, to intoxicate him.
15
It could bewitch, intoxicate, and take captive the whole soul,-judgment ,conscience ,fancy ,everything
16
Few of us that have not found the first draught of life intoxicate!
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Intoxicate through the time
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