What is another word for inebriant?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪnˈiːbɹi͡ənt], [ ɪnˈiːbɹiənt], [ ɪ_n_ˈiː_b_ɹ_iə_n_t]
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Synonyms for Inebriant:
adj.
• alcoholic (adjective) • hard (adjective) • intoxicating (adjective) • intoxicative (adjective) • Other relevant words: (adjective)n.
• alcohol (noun) • alcoholic beverage (noun)- cocktail,
- wine,
- mixed drink,
- liqueur,
- hard liquor,
- Wines,
- beer,
- hard drink.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- good,
- intense,
- tipple,
- pot,
- malt liquor,
- juice,
- robust,
- potion,
- consumption,
- deglutition,
- intoxicating,
- stable,
- boozing,
- strong drink,
- ardent,
- aperitif,
- grog,
- tipsiness,
- influential,
- drunkenness,
- schnapps,
- forcible,
- cyder,
- heady,
- toxicant,
- brewage,
- alcoholic drink,
- kava,
- inebriation,
- potent,
- rotgut,
- lusty,
- neutral spirits,
- guzzle,
- persuasive,
- cider,
- draft,
- energetic,
- lively,
- bacchus,
- able,
- alcoholism,
- intoxication,
- punch bowl,
- nipa,
- perry,
- athletic,
- brew,
- strong waters,
- loud,
- draught,
- hooch,
- drinking,
- steady,
- high,
- fuddle,
- ethyl alcohol,
- spruce beer,
- rum,
- cogent,
- bottle,
- ardent spirits,
- potation,
- hard cider,
- crapulence,
- budge,
- inebriative,
- sturdy.
How to use "Inebriant" in context?
Inebriant is a word that describes a substance that renders someone intoxicated. Many substances can cause inebriation, including alcohol, marijuana, and cannabis. In many cases, inebriation results in impairment of judgment, physical coordination, and reasoning ability.
Some common side effects of inebriation include impaired reasoning ability, impaired judgment, impaired physical coordination, and problems with speaking and thinking clearly. While inebriation can be enjoyable, it also can lead to problems if not managed properly. People should use caution when drinking alcohol and should avoid driving or operating dangerous equipment while under the influence.
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