imbibing Synonyms
imbibing Meaning
Wordnet
imbibing (n)
the act of consuming liquids
Webster
imbibing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Imbibe
imbibing Sentence Examples
- The thirsty traveler deeply imbibed the cool water, quenching his parched throat.
- She was imbibing a delightful cocktail, enjoying its complex flavors and aromatic bouquet.
- The elderly gentleman was cautiously imbibing his whiskey, savoring each sip with relish.
- The children were happily imbibing their favorite fruit juices, their laughter echoing through the kitchen.
- The scholar was deeply imbibing the wisdom contained within ancient texts, seeking knowledge and enlightenment.
- The musician was imbibing the rhythm and melody of his favorite tune, letting it flow through his fingers and into his soul.
- The artist was imbibing the beauty of nature, capturing its essence in their vibrant brushstrokes.
- The young woman was cautiously imbibing a new philosophy, testing its ideas against her own beliefs.
- The scientist was meticulously imbibing data from the experiment, searching for patterns and insights.
- The spiritual seeker was deeply imbibing the teachings of their master, striving for inner peace and enlightenment.
FAQs About the word imbibing
the act of consuming liquidsof Imbibe
gulping, drinking,sipping, slurping, tossing (down or off), supping, sucking, guzzling, licking, swigging
No antonyms found.
The thirsty traveler deeply imbibed the cool water, quenching his parched throat.
She was imbibing a delightful cocktail, enjoying its complex flavors and aromatic bouquet.
The elderly gentleman was cautiously imbibing his whiskey, savoring each sip with relish.
The children were happily imbibing their favorite fruit juices, their laughter echoing through the kitchen.
