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inebriated

UK
/ɪˈniːbrieɪtɪd/
US
/ɪˈnibrieɪtɪd/

Translations

inebriatedpast participle
UK
/ɪˈniːbrieɪtɪd/
US
/ɪˈnibrieɪtɪd/
More precise classification; adjective formed from past participle of ‘inebriate’
After the party, he was so inebriated that he couldn't find his way home.
Après la fête, il était tellement ivre qu'il n'a pas pu retrouver son chemin jusqu'à la maison.
saoulFamilier.
He was inebriated after drinking too much wine.
Il était saoul après avoir trop bu de vin.
Additional translations
enivréPlus littéraire ou soutenu; souvent employé dans un registre formel.
Synonyms
intoxicated
drunk
tipsy
sloshed
plastered
sozzled
buzzed
high
Antonyms
sober
inebriateverb

inebriated

Past Simple

inebriated
Past Simple
inebriated
Past Participle
inebriating
Gerund
The bartender refused to inebriate the already tipsy customer.
Le barman a refusé d'enivrer le client déjà un peu ivre.
Additional translations
griserSurtout au sens figuré ou pour une légère ivresse.
Synonyms
intoxicate
drunkenness
stupefy
overindulge
souse

Definitions

inebriatedpast participle
Affected by alcohol to the point of losing control over one's faculties or behavior.
After the party, he was so inebriated that he couldn't find his way home.
inebriateverb
To make someone drunk or intoxicated.
The bartender refused to inebriate the already tipsy customer.
To exhilarate, confuse, or stupefy, as if by alcohol.
The triumphant anthem seemed to inebriate the entire stadium with euphoria.
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