caffeinated
- adjective
- /ˈkæfɪˌneɪtɪd/
- Many people enjoy a caffeinated coffee in the morning to kickstart their day.
- caffeinated beverage
- caffeinated drink
- caffeinated coffee
I took a month off of caffeine, anything caffeinated, which was the cold Turkey.
- I took a month off of caffeine, anything caffeinated, which was the cold Turkey.
- This is not normal and I feel like mega caffeinated.
- One of them is called Norlo lightly Caffeinated Coffee.
- Or Yerba mate tea, which is just a caffeinated tea from South America, which I like very much.
- And we heard that they made their own homemade whipped cream that's caffeinated.
- Maybe it's because of late at night, maybe because I'm a bit over caffeinated.
- So by midnight, you're still caffeinated.
- And Tim, any, any of you from on your side on, on decaf, is it as healthy as caffeinated coffee?
- Then I get a second one and go sit down with it, both hot, both hot and both full carbonated, sugary caffeinated drinks.
Examples
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My two caffeinated beverages of choice are coffee in the morning and tea in the afternoon.
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Drinking coffee and other caffeinated drinks is not something people readily give up.
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Sure, it may be healthier to avoid caffeinated drinks, but we're just not thirsty.
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Your morning cup of coffee is obvious, but also consider how many caffeinated sodas you drink.
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Research shows that regular consumption of caffeinated beverages lowers seniors' risk of heart disease.
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We crave your opinions, so grab your caffeinated beverage of choice and chime in on today's Daily Grind!
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I ordered a caffeinated beverage to help me stay alert during the long meeting.
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After a long night of studying, I needed a caffeinated drink to keep my energy up.
Synonyms
Causes the body and mind to become more active, like coffee or some medicines
Containing or relating to caffeine, the substance in coffee and tea that makes you feel more awake
Causing the body or mind to become more active
Antonyms
How Caffeinated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Caffeinated comes from the word caffeine, the stimulant found in coffee, a name that goes back to old words for 'coffee' in Italian and Turkish. So something caffeinated contains caffeine and helps you feel more 'awake' and alert.