assober Synonyms
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assober Meaning
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assober (v. t.)
To make or keep sober.
assober Sentence Examples
- After a long night of revelry, he woke up the next morning feeling quite assober, with a throbbing headache.
- The morning sunlight pierced through the curtains, bringing an unwelcome sense of assober reality after the wild party.
- She realized with a pang of regret that her decision to drink excessively had left her feeling assober and full of remorse.
- As the effects of alcohol wore off, he found himself facing the stark, assober truth of his actions from the previous evening.
- Despite her efforts to distract herself, the memories of the night before lingered, leaving her feeling assober and introspective.
- The assobering realization that he had lost his wallet sobered him up quickly, making him realize the importance of responsible drinking.
- In the quiet solitude of the morning, she grappled with the assobering truth that she had said things she couldn't take back while under the influence.
- The assobering sight of the empty bottles strewn across the room served as a stark reminder of the consequences of overindulgence.
- As the party came to an end, they were left to face the assober reality of cleaning up the mess they had made.
- Despite the temporary escape it provided, she knew that alcohol only offered a fleeting reprieve from the assobering challenges of life.
FAQs About the word assober
To make or keep sober.
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After a long night of revelry, he woke up the next morning feeling quite assober, with a throbbing headache.
The morning sunlight pierced through the curtains, bringing an unwelcome sense of assober reality after the wild party.
She realized with a pang of regret that her decision to drink excessively had left her feeling assober and full of remorse.
As the effects of alcohol wore off, he found himself facing the stark, assober truth of his actions from the previous evening.
