intoxicating in Irish
intoxicating in Irish is meisciúil — intoxicating means capable of causing drunkenness; alcoholic.
intoxicating in Irish
meisciúil
What does "intoxicating" mean?
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adjective Capable of causing drunkenness; alcoholic.
"The punch was more intoxicating than anyone realised."
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adjective Extremely exciting, thrilling, or hard to resist.
"The city's nightlife had an intoxicating energy."
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intoxicating in a sentence
- The punch was more intoxicating than anyone realised.
- The city's nightlife had an intoxicating energy.
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What is "intoxicating" in Irish?
"intoxicating" in Irish is meisciúil. intoxicating means: Capable of causing drunkenness; alcoholic.
How do you use "intoxicating" in a sentence?
Example: "The punch was more intoxicating than anyone realised." In Irish, "intoxicating" is meisciúil.
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