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Meanings of more intoxicating in English

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Usage of more intoxicating in English
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He nuzzled her curls and inhaled a scent more intoxicating than wine.
Celtic fire
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Perhaps, like mixed drinks it was for that reason but the more intoxicating.
The City of Fire
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Her scent flooded his head, far more intoxicating than the mead.
Burning up
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For a few minutes his old day-dreams came back but in more intoxicating dress.
By What Authority?
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In short, what is the more intoxicating thing about him?
The Irish Times
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However, Theodora found society more intoxicating than she had expected.
Heartsease; Or, The Brother's Wife
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A prettier sentence for lovers, and one more intoxicating to them, was never devised.
The Tragic Comedians: A Study in a Well-known Story — Volume 1
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The form is more intoxicating than the substance.
The Irish Times
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What could be more intoxicating for men who, in their different ways, have had the best of everything?
Bangkok 8
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He lived in an atmosphere of adulation, and yet resisted the more intoxicating influences of his dangerous elevation.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 20, June, 1859 / A Magazine...
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That aërial kiss proved more intoxicating to Quin than all the more tangible ones he had ever received.
Quin
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The prospect of thirty thousand francs was even more intoxicating than sweet wine; already in imagination he fingered the coin.
Two Poets
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I could be me again, Dexter Unchained, and the thought was far more intoxicating than all Rita's beer and sympathy.
Dearly Devoted Dexter
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Excavations at the Celtic site have yielded a few seeds of henbane, a plant that also makes beer more intoxicating.
Wired
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The gardens of that California Hesperides were already getting dim in Milly's memory, blotted out by a more intoxicating vision.
One Woman's Life
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It was the last thing he had expected to see, but it was infinitely more piquant, more intoxicating, than desperation.
Wyoming: A Story of the Outdoor West
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