"Inebriate" Example Sentences
1. I watched as the alcohol began to inebriate my friend.
2. He tried to resist the inebriating effects of the drink.
3. The inebriate stumbled down the street, barely able to walk.
4. The bartender refused to serve the inebriated man.
5. He took another sip, hoping it would inebriate him faster.
6. The inebriate's speech was slurred and difficult to understand.
7. The inebriation caused him to become aggressive and belligerent.
8. The inebriate's behavior was unacceptable and dangerous.
9. The officer arrested the inebriate for public intoxication.
10. The inebriate was unable to pass a field sobriety test.
11. The inebriate fell asleep in a drunken stupor.
12. The inebriate stumbled into a table, knocking over drinks.
13. The inebriation made him feel invincible and fearless.
14. The inebriate was a danger to himself and others.
15. He was ashamed of his tendency to inebriate himself.
16. The inebriation led to poor decision-making.
17. The inebriate suffered from severe hangovers.
18. The inebriation impaired his ability to drive safely.
19. The inebriate was banned from the bar for his behavior.
20. The inebriation made him forgetful and disoriented.
21. The inebriate's addiction had ruined his life.
22. The bartender refused to sell any more alcohol to the inebriate.
23. The inebriation caused him to become emotionally unstable.
24. The inebriate's constant drinking had caused health problems.
25. The inebriation was both a physical and mental addiction.
26. The inebriate's family tried to get him into rehab.
27. He felt guilty for inebriating himself instead of facing his problems.
28. The inebriate's actions were a cry for help.
29. The inebriate's friends and family urged him to get help.
30. The inebriate finally admitted to having a problem and sought help.
Common Phases
1. The strong wine seemed to
inebriate him quickly;
2. She was
inebriated after only one cocktail;
3. His constant drinking has led him to become overly
inebriated;
4. I had to walk her home because she was completely
inebriated;
5. The inebriating effects of the alcohol made him act recklessly.