sottish (Meaning)
sottish (s)
given to or marked by the consumption of alcohol
Synonyms & Antonyms of sottish
Synonyms:
- intoxicated
- tiddly
- stoned
- crocked
- cockeyed
- under the weather
- stewed
- soused
- looped
- alcoholic
- inebriated
- pickled
- sozzled
- besotted
- pie-eyed
- tipsy
- boozy
- potted
- ripped
- three sheets in the wind
- blotto
- in one's cups
- sloshed
- lit
- oiled
- smashed
- under the influence
- stinking
- wasted
- hammered
- stiff
- three sheets to the wind
- loaded
- gassed
- bombed
- squiffy
- inebriate
- plastered
Antonyms:
sottish Sentence Examples
- The sottish behavior of the revelers made the gathering unbearable.
- John's sottish indulgence in alcohol had taken its toll on his health.
- The squire was known for his sottish pursuits, often indulging in excessive drinking and gambling.
- The sottishness of the sailors on leave led to unruly and destructive behavior.
- The sottish intentions of the drunkards were evident in their slurred speech and uncoordinated movements.
- Mary's sottish husband neglected his responsibilities, leaving her to fend for herself.
- The sottishness of the town's inhabitants had become a source of embarrassment and shame.
- The sottish antics of the intoxicated man were a public nuisance.
- The sottishness of the scholars in their pursuit of knowledge often led to neglect of their personal lives.
- The sottish habits of the wealthy landowner alienated him from his friends and family.
FAQs About the word sottish
given to or marked by the consumption of alcohol
fried, drunk, wet, blind,drunken, impaired, intoxicated, tiddly, stoned, crocked
straight, sober, straight, dry,sober, dry, teetotal, abstinent, abstemious, level
The sottish behavior of the revelers made the gathering unbearable.
John's sottish indulgence in alcohol had taken its toll on his health.
The squire was known for his sottish pursuits, often indulging in excessive drinking and gambling.
The sottishness of the sailors on leave led to unruly and destructive behavior.
