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Definition of intoxicative - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
substanceTECH. causing a state of drunkenness or euphoriaTECH.
- The intoxicative effects of the drink were immediate.
2.
causing excitementRare making someone feel very happy or excitedRare
- The intoxicative music made everyone dance joyfully.
Origin of intoxicative
Latin, in (not) + toxicare (to poison)
Examples of intoxicative in a sentence
Intoxicative properties of the herb were well-known. The intoxicative aroma of the flowers filled the room. Her intoxicative laughter was contagious to everyone around.
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- French:enivrant, exaltant, ...
- German:berauschend, mitreißend, ...
- Italian:inebriante, esaltante, ...
- Spanish:embriagador, emocionante, ...
- Portuguese:intoxicante, excitante, ...
- Chinese:醉人的, 令人兴奋的, ...
- Japanese:酩酊作用のある, 心を躍らせる, ...
- Arabic:مُسْكِر, مُثِير, ...
- Hebrew:מְשַׁכֵּר, מְרַגֵּשׁ, ...
- Russian:опьяняющий, завораживающий, ...
- Ukrainian:інтоксикаційний, захоплюючий, ...
- Hindi:नशीला, उत्तेजक, ...
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