Dictionary definition of inebriate

1. I learned quickly that two cups of that potent brew were enough to inebriate me.
2. Overconsumption of any alcohol can inebriate, leading to impaired judgement.
3. The bartender's warning was clear - the cocktail was delicious, but it would inebriate swiftly.
4. The punch was made to entertain, not to inebriate, the guests.
5. The heavy, rich wine was known to inebriate even the most seasoned drinkers.
6. They didn't realize that the fruit had fermented and could potentially inebriate them.
7. The tradition was to enjoy the festival, not to inebriate oneself excessively.
8. The sweet taste of the honey liquor was deceiving, hiding its potential to inebriate.
9. Despite its light color, the drink had the power to inebriate quickly.
10. The drink was meant to be sipped slowly, as its potent mix could inebriate rapidly.
11. The local brew was potent enough to inebriate a bear, let alone a man.
12. After the long journey, the ship's crew was ready for a drink, but not to inebriate themselves.
13. The aim of the gathering was to celebrate, not to inebriate, so the drinks were light.
14. The potent cocktail began to inebriate him, blurring his senses.
15. Her laughter and the wine combined to inebriate the evening.
16. The party's lively atmosphere threatened to inebriate everyone.
17. He hoped a single glass wouldn't inebriate him too quickly.
18. The music's rhythm seemed to inebriate the entire crowd.
19. The champagne's bubbles can quickly inebriate the unwary.
20. A few sips of tequila began to inebriate her adventurous spirit.
21. The aroma of whiskey started to inebriate the room.
22. The tropical beach and margaritas inebriated their senses.
23. The night sky and the stars can inebriate one's imagination.
24. His charismatic charm had the power to inebriate any audience.