Synonyms for Most inebriate:
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adj.
• inebriated
- blind drunk
, - bombed
, - boozy
, - high
, - inebriate
, - intoxicated
, - loaded
, - plastered
, - smashed
, - tight
, - tipsy
, - under the influence
, - wasted
.
• looped
- Bashed
, - Buzzed
, - befuddled
, - besotted
, - boozed up
, - crapulent
, - crapulous
, - crocked
, - drunk as a skunk
, - drunken
, - feeling no pain
, - flushed
, - flying
, - fuddled
, - glazed
, - groggy
, - half-seas over
, - high as a kite
, - in
, - in one's cups
, - inebriated
, - juiced
, - laced
, - liquored up
, - lit
, - lush
, - muddled
, - potted
, - seeing double
, - sloshed
, - sodden
, - stewed
, - stoned
, - tanked
, - three sheets to the wind
, - totaled
, - under the table
.
What are the hypernyms for Most inebriate?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for most inebriate?
The word "most inebriate" refers to a person who is highly intoxicated. The antonyms for this phrase are sober, abstemious, moderate, and temperate. Sober refers to a person who is not under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Abstemious refers to a person who practices self-restraint, especially when it comes to drinking. Moderate refers to a person who consumes alcohol in a reasonable quantity. And finally, temperate refers to a person who maintains a state of sobriety and doesn't indulge in any form of excessive drinking. These are all words that carry a positive connotation, unlike the negative connotation of "most inebriate.
What are the antonyms for Most inebriate?
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