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Meanings of too intoxicated in English

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Usage of too intoxicated in English
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But Judy, too intoxicated with her visions to notice Nance's reproof, continued:
Molly Brown's Senior Days
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It must have arrived while Philip was too intoxicated to grasp its meaning.
Gordon Craig, Soldier of Fortune
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Rape is your fault if you're too intoxicated to remember it.
The Guardian
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Constantly monitor your drink and know your limits so you don't get too intoxicated.
News.com.au
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The prosecution said she could not possibly have consented, as she was too intoxicated.
The Guardian
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They were too intoxicated by what they found within.
Sign of the cross
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He was still too intoxicated to reflect, or to feel shame of his present errand.
The Golden Dog
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Defense attorneys had argued that Vandenburg was too intoxicated to commit an assault and should be acquitted.
Reuters
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We were still too intoxicated by our recent release from West Point to hear the guns of our war...Vietnam.
Riding rockets
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Defense attorneys argued during the trial that Vandenburg was too intoxicated to commit an assault and should be acquitted.
Reuters
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At the police station, Constable Pranic told the court, Pippi and Justin Drew were considered too intoxicated to be interviewed.
News.com.au
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He would also spend weekends at the Whitianga police station babysitting people who were too intoxicated to be left alone.
Radio NZ
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I first appealed to Count Esterhazy; but he declared himself to be too intoxicated by your beauty to resign you.
Joseph II. and His Court: An Historical Novel
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In his excitement he had forgiven her slight against his authority, too intoxicated by his seer's powers to hold a grudge.
Touching darkness
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Elizabeth had just extricated herself from the amorous embrace of a drunken baron, who had been too intoxicated to recognize her.
The lady elizabeth
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But he looked love into her loving eyes and went away, too intoxicated to care whither this adventure was leading him.
Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise
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