Pronunciation: /lɪv ˈsoʊbər/
verb to exist or be alive; to reside in a particular place
A1 I try to live sober by avoiding alcohol and drugs.
A2 She wants to live sober so she can focus on her health.
B1 It is important to live sober in order to maintain a clear mind.
B2 After going to rehab, he made a commitment to live sober for the rest of his life.
C1 Living sober has greatly improved his relationships and overall well-being.
C2 She has dedicated herself to living sober and helping others do the same.
adjective not intoxicated or drunk; not affected by alcohol or drugs
A1 I try to live sober by avoiding alcohol and drugs.
A2 She decided to live sober after realizing the negative impact of her drinking.
B1 Living sober has improved my overall health and well-being.
B2 After going through rehab, he made a commitment to live sober for the rest of his life.
C1 Choosing to live sober has allowed me to focus on my goals and aspirations.
C2 Despite the temptations, she continues to live sober and maintain a healthy lifestyle.
formal It is important to live sober in order to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
informal I've decided to start living sober and focus on my well-being.
slang I'm done with partying, I'm gonna start living sober from now on.
figurative Living sober doesn't just mean abstaining from alcohol, it also means being clear-headed and focused in life.
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