inebriety

UK
/ɪˌniːbriˈaɪəti/
US
/ɪˌniːbriˈaɪəti/

Translations

inebrietynoun
inebrieties
pl
ivresseSoutenu; désigne l’état d’ivresse ou d’intoxication.
His inebriety was evident from the way he stumbled and slurred his words.
Son ivresse était évidente à sa démarche chancelante et à sa parole pâteuse.
ébriétéSoutenu; plus littéraire ou administratif que « ivresse ».
His inebriety was evident from the way he stumbled and slurred his words.
Son ébriété était évidente à sa démarche chancelante et à sa parole pâteuse.
Additional translations
ivrognerieDans le sens d’alcoolisation habituelle ou chronique.
alcoolismeDans le sens d’alcoolisation chronique; plus courant en français moderne.
intempéranceSoutenu; s’emploie surtout au sens moral de manque de tempérance, y compris face à l’alcool.
inebrietyadjective
UK
/ɪˌniːbriˈaɪəti/
US
/ɪˌniːbriˈaɪəti/
Used attributively (non-gradable) before another noun to denote relation to drunkenness.

Definitions

inebrietynoun
The state of being intoxicated or drunk.
His inebriety was evident from the way he stumbled and slurred his words.
Habitual or chronic drunkenness; intemperance.
He lost his job because of his persistent inebriety.
inebrietyadjective
Attributive: relating to or concerned with drunkenness or intoxication.
The committee proposed new inebriety regulations.