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Inebriation

usgb/ɪˌniːbriˈeɪʃn/Volume
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Emotional ConsequencePlay
Use 'inebriation' to describe not only physical drunkenness, but also the associated emotions like euphoria or confusion. SlideThe inebriation at the party led to a mix of high spirits and a few teary outbursts.
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Degree of DrunkennessPlay
'Inebriation' usually implies a significant level of drunkenness, often more than just a slight buzz. SlideAfter his fourth drink, his inebriation was noticeable to everyone.
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Negative ConnotationPlay
'Inebriation' often carries a negative connotation, suggesting a lack of control or excess. SlideHis frequent inebriation has become a concern among his friends.