drunkards (Meaning)

drunkards

one who is habitually drunk, a person who makes a habit of getting drunk, one suffering from or subject to acute or chronic alcoholism

No strong antonyms found.

The town was plagued by a group of unsightly drunkards who loitered in the streets.
The tavern was a haven for drunkards, who often staggered out into the night.
The authorities were growing increasingly concerned about the proliferation of drunkards in public spaces.
The drunkards' unruly behavior disrupted the peace and tranquility of the neighborhood.
The church organized a campaign to help reform and rehabilitate the drunkards.
Despite efforts to discourage public drunkenness, the number of drunkards seemed to be on the rise.
The drunkards' addiction had a devastating impact on their families and communities.
The government introduced stricter penalties for those caught driving while drunkards.
Some drunkards managed to overcome their addiction and rebuild their lives.
The drunkards' presence cast a negative light on the city, deterring tourists and investors.

one who is habitually drunk, a person who makes a habit of getting drunk, one suffering from or subject to acute or chronic alcoholism

drunks,alcoholics, tipplers, topers,drinkers, alkies, inebriates, sots, rummies, boozers

teetotalers,abstainers, nondrinkers, teetotallers,,teetotalists

The town was plagued by a group of unsightly drunkards who loitered in the streets.

The tavern was a haven for drunkards, who often staggered out into the night.

The authorities were growing increasingly concerned about the proliferation of drunkards in public spaces.

The drunkards' unruly behavior disrupted the peace and tranquility of the neighborhood.