Definition of inebriant in US English:

inebriant

adjective ɪˈnibriəntiˈnēbrēəntɪˈnibriənt

(of a substance) intoxicating.
beware of inebriant concoctions disguised as ordinary punch
Example sentencesExamples
- It was also supposed, perhaps in consequence of this anti-inebriant quality, to render a man energetic and diligent in business and to insure peace of mind.
- This is formulated for either a tea or to be steeped in vodka for an inebriant brew.

noun ɪˈnibriəntiˈnēbrēəntɪˈnibriənt

An inebriating substance or agent; an intoxicant.
the seedpod is a powerful inebriant
Example sentencesExamples
- He soon saw the ill effects of inebriants on the performance of a cavalry and promoted prohibition.
- Unlike beer, which some wine aficionados describe as ‘the inebriant of the lout and half-wit’, wine requires drinkers to develop a complex sense of taste.
- It is amazing, when you get to a certain age you talk about sleep in the same way you spoke about inebriants 20 or 25 years ago
- Analogizing love to an inebriant, the heart intimates that it is beginning to recognize the alluring yet potentially dangerous effects of sexual intimacy.
- But it needs to be remembered that, historically, vodka was mostly a plebian and proletarian inebriant, made in a matter of hours from any glut of vegetables.

Definition of inebriant in US English:

inebriant

adjectiveiˈnēbrēəntɪˈnibriənt

(of a substance) intoxicating.
beware of inebriant concoctions disguised as ordinary punch
Example sentencesExamples
- This is formulated for either a tea or to be steeped in vodka for an inebriant brew.
- It was also supposed, perhaps in consequence of this anti-inebriant quality, to render a man energetic and diligent in business and to insure peace of mind.

nouniˈnēbrēəntɪˈnibriənt

An inebriating substance or agent; an intoxicant.
the seedpod is a powerful inebriant
Example sentencesExamples
- He soon saw the ill effects of inebriants on the performance of a cavalry and promoted prohibition.
- Analogizing love to an inebriant, the heart intimates that it is beginning to recognize the alluring yet potentially dangerous effects of sexual intimacy.
- Unlike beer, which some wine aficionados describe as ‘the inebriant of the lout and half-wit’, wine requires drinkers to develop a complex sense of taste.
- It is amazing, when you get to a certain age you talk about sleep in the same way you spoke about inebriants 20 or 25 years ago
- But it needs to be remembered that, historically, vodka was mostly a plebian and proletarian inebriant, made in a matter of hours from any glut of vegetables.

单词	inebriant
释义	Definition of inebriant in US English: inebriant adjective ɪˈnibriəntiˈnēbrēəntɪˈnibriənt (of a substance) intoxicating. beware of inebriant concoctions disguised as ordinary punch Example sentencesExamples It was also supposed, perhaps in consequence of this anti-inebriant quality, to render a man energetic and diligent in business and to insure peace of mind. This is formulated for either a tea or to be steeped in vodka for an inebriant brew. noun ɪˈnibriəntiˈnēbrēəntɪˈnibriənt An inebriating substance or agent; an intoxicant. the seedpod is a powerful inebriant Example sentencesExamples He soon saw the ill effects of inebriants on the performance of a cavalry and promoted prohibition. Unlike beer, which some wine aficionados describe as ‘the inebriant of the lout and half-wit’, wine requires drinkers to develop a complex sense of taste. It is amazing, when you get to a certain age you talk about sleep in the same way you spoke about inebriants 20 or 25 years ago Analogizing love to an inebriant, the heart intimates that it is beginning to recognize the alluring yet potentially dangerous effects of sexual intimacy. But it needs to be remembered that, historically, vodka was mostly a plebian and proletarian inebriant, made in a matter of hours from any glut of vegetables. Definition of inebriant in US English: inebriant adjectiveiˈnēbrēəntɪˈnibriənt (of a substance) intoxicating. beware of inebriant concoctions disguised as ordinary punch Example sentencesExamples This is formulated for either a tea or to be steeped in vodka for an inebriant brew. It was also supposed, perhaps in consequence of this anti-inebriant quality, to render a man energetic and diligent in business and to insure peace of mind. nouniˈnēbrēəntɪˈnibriənt An inebriating substance or agent; an intoxicant. the seedpod is a powerful inebriant Example sentencesExamples He soon saw the ill effects of inebriants on the performance of a cavalry and promoted prohibition. Analogizing love to an inebriant, the heart intimates that it is beginning to recognize the alluring yet potentially dangerous effects of sexual intimacy. Unlike beer, which some wine aficionados describe as ‘the inebriant of the lout and half-wit’, wine requires drinkers to develop a complex sense of taste. It is amazing, when you get to a certain age you talk about sleep in the same way you spoke about inebriants 20 or 25 years ago But it needs to be remembered that, historically, vodka was mostly a plebian and proletarian inebriant, made in a matter of hours from any glut of vegetables.
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