sober
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3.2
- adjective
- /ˈsoʊbər/
- She celebrated her fifth year of being sober at a recovery meeting with friends.
- stay sober
- clean and sober
- sober living
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Watch on YouTubeAll you must do is stay sober for one more day.
- All you must do is stay sober for one more day.
- How many people became sober and then went back?
- My favorite thing about getting sober is that I stopped lying.
- I'm just trying to stay sober for tomorrow, you know?
- That's a long time of being sober if you want to be sober, you know?
- And I know that she didn't stay sober, She just couldn't.
- I'm eight years clean, I'm sober and I go, wow.
- So people actually show up more sober when they receive incentives.
- And as Amy likes to say, if she can get sober, anyone can get sober.
- I think maybe I think just because I'm sober and like I'm really happy.
- And I always think as long as I stay sober, I can do anything.
- A couple hours later, because this guy was released to a sober party, he comes back.
- There are halfway houses, there are sober living houses.
- Whether it's I want him to be sober, I want her to pick up her socks.
- Yeah, so all right, so you get out, you're sober, you're doing the whole deal.
Examples
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I have to stay sober enough to drive the RV.
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Because if I was sober, could I do this?
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All you must do is stay sober for one more day.
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How many people became sober and then went back?
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And I always think as long as I stay sober, I can do anything.
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And as Amy likes to say, if she can get sober, anyone can get sober.
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I'm just trying to stay sober for tomorrow, you know?
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There are halfway houses, there are sober living houses.
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How do we know that it's safer to drive sober than to drive falling down drunk?
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He definitely is, and I'm really proud of him being sober for so long.
Synonyms
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6.2
Completely free of alcohol or drugs
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6.9
Shows no signs of being drunk
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5.6
Not affected by alcohol or drugs at all
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6.7
Not affected by alcohol or drugs
A person who is not affected by alcohol
Not drunk or affected by alcohol
Alert and not tired or drunk
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Etymology
Sober comes from the Latin word sobrius, which meant 'not drunk' and is the source of the English word sobriety, with parts like se- 'without' and ebrius 'drunk'. So sober today still means 'not under the influence'.