sober (Meaning)
sober (v)
cause to become sober
become more realistic
become sober after excessive alcohol consumption
sober (a)
not affected by a chemical substance (especially alcohol)
completely lacking in playfulness
sober (s)
dignified and somber in manner or character and committed to keeping promises
lacking brightness or color; dull
Synonyms & Antonyms of sober
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- canned
- hammered
- cockeyed
- maudlin
- plastered
- crapulous
- loaded
- maudlin
- gassed
- wasted
- hammered
- wiped out
- sozzled
- cockeyed
- pie-eyed
- wasted
- sottish
- potted
- pickled
- lit up
- blasted
- juiced
- squiffed
- pickled
- stinking
- loaded
- looped
- bibulous
- lit up
- wiped out
- oiled
- juiced
- canned
- tanked
- looped
- blitzed
- squiffed
- gassed
- bibulous
- oiled
- tanked
- sottish
- smashed
- bombed
- blotto
- crapulous
- pie-eyed
- sozzled
- bombed
- potted
- plastered
- blasted
- blitzed
- smashed
- crocked
- blotto
- sloshed
- ripped
- crocked
- sloshed
- stinking
- ripped
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sober Sentence Examples
- The driver was apprehended for driving under the influence and was not sober.
- After a night of heavy drinking, the reveler needed time to sober up.
- The patient was discharged from the hospital in a sober and clear-minded state.
- The witness gave a sober and detailed account of the accident he witnessed.
- The counselor urged the client to maintain sobriety during their recovery journey.
- The sober driver transported his drunk friends home safely.
- The poet's words were a sober reflection on the human condition.
- The judge imposed a harsh sentence on the defendant due to his repeated sobriety violations.
- The recovering addict attended daily support group meetings to maintain sobriety.
- The intoxicated patron was escorted out of the bar and told to sober up before returning.
FAQs About the word sober
cause to become sober, become more realistic, become sober after excessive alcohol consumption, not affected by a chemical substance (especially alcohol), digni
dry, steady, clearheaded,straight, abstemious, temperate, abstinent,cool, teetotal,level
squiffy, alcoholic, inebriate, tipsy, lit, tipsy, inebriated, drunken, fried, boozy
The driver was apprehended for driving under the influence and was not sober.
After a night of heavy drinking, the reveler needed time to sober up.
The patient was discharged from the hospital in a sober and clear-minded state.
The witness gave a sober and detailed account of the accident he witnessed.
