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Definition of intoxicated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
under influenceaffected by alcohol or drugs
- He was clearly intoxicated at the party last night..
2.
emotionoverwhelmed by strong emotions or excitement
- She felt intoxicated by the thrilling news.
Expressions with intoxicated
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crime of operating a vehicle after drinking alcohol or using impairing drugs
He was arrested for driving while intoxicated after leaving the bar.
sending emails under the influence of alcohol or drugs
He regretted emailing while intoxicated the next morning.
Origin of intoxicated
Latin, in- (into) + toxicare (to poison)
Terms with intoxicated included in their meaning
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alcohol
intoxicated with alcohol, losing control of functions
alcohol
person intoxicated by alcohol
intoxicated state
affected by excessive consumption of alcohol
alcohol
become intoxicated by drinking a specific alcoholic drink
habitual
habitually intoxicated or frequently inebriated
heavy drinker
habitual drinker frequently intoxicated
intoxicated
visibly under the influence of drugs or alcohol
intoxicated
influenced by alcohol or drugs
intoxication
become not intoxicated
intoxicated
very drunk or stoned
intoxication
slightly intoxicated or under influence
very drunk
extremely intoxicated by alcohol
intoxication
slightly intoxicated or tipsy
intoxication
become very drunk or intoxicated by alcohol
intoxication
cause someone to become slightly intoxicated
substance
intoxicated or under the influence of drugs
intoxication
very drunk or intoxicated
alcohol
intoxicated or drunk
intoxication
extremely drunk or intoxicated
intoxicated
affected by alcohol or drugs
intoxicated
affected negatively by alcohol or drugs
police custody
jail cell for temporarily holding intoxicated individuals
drug use
become intoxicated from using drugs like marijuana
intoxicated
very much under the influence of drugs
Examples of intoxicated in a sentence
She felt intoxicated after the strong cocktail. He was intoxicated by the beauty of the sunset. The audience was intoxicated by the actor's performance.
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- French:intoxiqué, enivré, ...
- German:betrunken, begeistert, ...
- Italian:ubriaco, inebriato, ...
- Spanish:ebrio, embriagado, ...
- Portuguese:embriagado, extasiado, ...
- Chinese:中毒的, 情绪高涨的, ...
- Japanese:酔っ払った, 酔いしれた, ...
- Arabic:مَخْمُور, مُنْتَش, ...
- Hebrew:שָׁכוּר, מְשׁוּלְהָב, ...
- Russian:пьяный, опьяненный, ...
- Ukrainian:сп'янілий, захоплений, ...
- Hindi:मदहोश, अभिभूत, ...
Definition of intoxicate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
impaired stateRare cause someone to lose control through alcoholic drink or drugsRare
- The spiked punch at the party intoxicated many guests..
2.
excitementRare excite to enthusiasm or madnessRare
- The thrilling news seemed to intoxicate the crowd.
Origin of intoxicate
Latin, in (into) + toxicare (to poison)
Examples of intoxicate in a sentence
They were intoxicated by the potent mixture. The charismatic leader managed to intoxicate his followers with promises. The music's rhythm seemed to intoxicate everyone at the party.
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- French:enivrer, exalter, ...
- German:berauschen, begeistern, ...
- Italian:intossicare, entusiasmare, ...
- Spanish:emborrachar, embriagar, ...
- Portuguese:embriagar, exaltar, ...
- Chinese:使陶醉, 使狂热, ...
- Japanese:酔わせる, 熱狂させる, ...
- Arabic:أَسْكَرَ, أَثَارَ الحَمَاس, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁכֵּר, לְרַגֵּשׁ, ...
- Russian:опьянить, взбудоражить, ...
- Ukrainian:споювати, захоплювати, ...
- Hindi:नशे में करना, उत्तेजित करना, ...
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