Legal Terms Related To Intoxication

noun a substance that causes intoxication

adjective having the quality of causing intoxication

• The consumption of inebriants is strictly prohibited on this premises.
• Let's grab some inebriants and have a good time tonight.
• I can't believe he got caught with inebriants again.
• Music has always been my inebriant, lifting my spirits in times of need.

noun a person who is drunk or who habitually drinks alcohol to excess

verb to make someone drunk; to intoxicate

• The police officer arrested the inebriate for driving under the influence.
• I can't believe how inebriated he was at the party last night.
• Let's not hang out with that inebriate anymore, he's always causing trouble.
• Her love for him seemed to inebriate her, clouding her judgment and reasoning.

noun the state of being drunk; intoxication

• The legal limit for blood alcohol content is set to prevent inebriation while driving.
• She couldn't handle her inebriation and ended up falling asleep at the party.
• He was totally wasted, reaching peak inebriation by the end of the night.
• The inebriation of power clouded his judgment and led to poor decision-making.