Nondrinker

Pronunciation: /nɑndrɪŋkər/

Definitions of nondrinker

noun a person who does not drink alcohol

Example Sentences

A1 My friend is a nondrinker, so she always orders water when we go out.

A2 As a nondrinker, I prefer to socialize in places that offer non-alcoholic beverages.

B1 Being a nondrinker at a party can sometimes make me feel like the odd one out.

B2 The nondrinker in our group always volunteers to be the designated driver.

C1 As a nondrinker, I have learned to navigate social situations without feeling pressured to drink.

C2 The nondrinker at the table shared interesting insights on the benefits of sobriety.

Examples of nondrinker in a Sentence

formal The nondrinker politely declined the offer of wine at the dinner party.

informal I didn't realize you were a nondrinker. I'll make sure to have some non-alcoholic options for you next time.

slang She's a total nondrinker, doesn't touch a drop of alcohol.

figurative In a world full of chaos, he was like a nondrinker, always maintaining his composure and clarity of mind.

Grammatical Forms of nondrinker

• past tense: nondrank
• plural: nondrinkers
• comparative: more nondrinker
• superlative: most nondrinker
• present tense: nondrink
• future tense: will nondrink
• perfect tense: have nondrinked
• continuous tense: is nondrinking
• singular: nondrinker
• positive degree: nondrinker
• infinitive: to nondrink
• gerund: nondrinking
• participle: nondrinked

Origin and Evolution of nondrinker

First Known Use: 1836 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'nondrinker' originated from the English language.

Evolution of the word: The term 'nondrinker' was first used in the 19th century to describe someone who abstains from drinking alcohol. Over time, the word has evolved to encompass a broader range of substances beyond just alcohol, reflecting changing attitudes towards sobriety and health.