inebriant
- noun
- /ɪˈniːbriənt/
- Formal
- Wine is a popular inebriant at many celebrations.
Examples
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The law strictly limits the sale of inebriants to minors.
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She avoided all inebriant drinks at the party, choosing juice instead.
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Scientists studied the effects of different inebriants on the central nervous system.
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Some people enjoy the effects of an inebriant during parties.
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At the festival, many people enjoyed various inebriants, which added to the joyful atmosphere.
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The health committee discussed the dangers of inebriants and their effects on young adults.
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He chose not to drink any inebriants during the event to stay alert and focused.
Synonyms
A drink that can make people drunk, like beer or wine
A drink that contains alcohol, like beer or wine
A substance like alcohol or drugs that makes someone drunk
A drink that contains alcohol, like beer or wine
Antonyms
How Intoxicating
- Specialized
- Formal
- Archaic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Inebriant comes from Latin parts in- 'into' and ebrius 'drunk', so an inebriant is something that puts you 'into' being drunk, like an alcoholic drink.