Inebriated (adjective)
[in-ee-bree-ey-tid] / ɪnˈi briˌeɪ tɪd/
Meaning: drunk.
Inebriated is another word to describe someone who is intoxicated with alcohol.
One night, John went out drinking with friends. He got drunk and lost his wallet. He doesn’t remember where he left his wallet.
In this situation we can say, “John lost wallet in his inebriated state.”
More examples using inebriated:
- John signed the documents in his inebriated state.
- I was very inebriated last night, I hardly remember what I said.
- I don’t understand why people suddenly become extroverts when they are inebriated.
- You can’t drive because you are inebriated, that’s the law.
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For knowing the truth we have to put him in inebriated state.
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