imbibed (Meaning)

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imbibed (imp. & p. p.)

of Imbibe

The parched travelers imbibed water fervently, quenching their thirst.
The woman delicately imbibed a sip of wine, savoring the rich aroma.
The infant eagerly imbibed his mother's milk, gaining nourishment and comfort.
The soil greedily imbibed the heavy downpour, replenishing its moisture.
The sponge rapidly imbibed the spilled liquid, becoming saturated.
The dry air seemed to imbibe the moisture from her skin, leaving it parched.
As he read the dusty pages, he felt as if he was imbibing the knowledge contained within.
The thirsty plant eagerly imbibed the raindrops that fell upon its leaves.
The students diligently imbibed the lessons taught by their wise mentor.
The atmosphere was thick with smoke, which the guests involuntarily imbibed with each breath.

of Imbibe

sipped, gulped, drank, consumed, slurped, pounded (down), swigged, licked, slugged (down), sucked

No antonyms found.

The parched travelers imbibed water fervently, quenching their thirst.

The woman delicately imbibed a sip of wine, savoring the rich aroma.

The infant eagerly imbibed his mother's milk, gaining nourishment and comfort.

The soil greedily imbibed the heavy downpour, replenishing its moisture.