Pronunciation: /ɪˈnɛbriənt/
noun a substance that causes intoxication
A1 I do not drink inebriants.
A2 The party got out of control due to the presence of inebriants.
B1 It is important to be aware of the effects of inebriants on your body.
B2 The shop was shut down for selling inebriants to minors.
C1 The government implemented stricter regulations on the sale of inebriants.
C2 The inebriant industry is facing scrutiny for its marketing tactics.
adjective having the quality of causing intoxication
A1 I had a glass of inebriant wine at the party.
A2 She felt tipsy after drinking the inebriant cocktail.
B1 The inebriant effects of the alcohol were starting to show.
B2 The inebriant properties of the drink were well known among the locals.
C1 He was cautious not to consume too much of the inebriant substance.
C2 The inebriant nature of the beverage was evident in its strong aroma.
formal The consumption of inebriants is strictly prohibited on this premises.
informal Let's grab some inebriants and have a good time tonight.
slang I can't believe he got caught with inebriants again.
figurative Music has always been my inebriant, lifting my spirits in times of need.
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