intoxicated Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- bombed
- blotto
- juiced
- wet
- stewed
- tipsy
- boozy
- under-the-weather
- smashed
- alcoholic
- ripped
- plastered
- inebriate
- wasted
- squiffy
- under-the-influence
- sloshed
- besotted
- lit
- gassed
- hammered
- sozzled
- pickled
- soused
- crocked
- loaded
- stoned
- inebriated
- blind
Weak:
- potted
- tight
- sottish
- blasted
- canned
- stupefied
- debauched
- rocky
- maudlin
- tiddly
- high
- pie-eyed
- tanked
- strung-out
- dopey
- stiff
- crapulous
- in-the-bag
- cockeyed
- blitzed
- wiped-out
- lit-up
- three-sheets-in-the-wind
- beery
- stinking
- befuddled
- three-sheets-to-the-wind
- dissolute
- bleary-eyed
- oiled
- in-one-s-cups
- looped
- dissipated
- squiffed
- dopy
Meaning of intoxicated
intoxicated (a)
stupefied or excited by a chemical substance (especially alcohol)
intoxicated (s)
as if under the influence of alcohol
intoxicated (imp. & p. p.)
of Intoxicate
intoxicated Sentence Examples
- After consuming a few glasses of wine, he felt pleasantly intoxicated and relaxed.
- The partygoers became increasingly intoxicated as the night wore on, dancing and laughing without inhibition.
- The driver was arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, violating traffic safety laws.
- Her speech became slurred, and her movements were unsteady, clear signs that she was heavily intoxicated.
- The strong aroma of alcohol lingered in the room, evidence of a recently intoxicated gathering.
- Despite being warned about the consequences, he continued to drink and became visibly intoxicated.
- The celebratory atmosphere at the wedding reception left many guests feeling happily intoxicated with joy.
- Intoxicated by the success of his latest project, the entrepreneur was eager to take on new challenges.
- The effects of the potent cocktail quickly left him feeling intoxicated, prompting a slower pace of conversation.
- It's crucial to be aware of one's limits to avoid becoming overly intoxicated in social situations.
FAQs About the word intoxicated
stupefied or excited by a chemical substance (especially alcohol), as if under the influence of alcoholof Intoxicate
drunken,drunk, fried, impaired, bombed, blotto, juiced,wet, stewed, tipsy
sober, dry, straight, sober, dry, straight, level, steady, level, cool
After consuming a few glasses of wine, he felt pleasantly intoxicated and relaxed.
The partygoers became increasingly intoxicated as the night wore on, dancing and laughing without inhibition.
The driver was arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, violating traffic safety laws.
Her speech became slurred, and her movements were unsteady, clear signs that she was heavily intoxicated.
