drunkenness in Latin
drunkenness in Latin is ēbrietās — drunkenness means the state of being drunk, or a habitual pattern of drinking too much.
drunkenness in Latin
ēbrietās
A state of being drunk.
What does "drunkenness" mean?
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noun The state of being drunk, or a habitual pattern of drinking too much.
"Public drunkenness can lead to a fine in many cities."
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drunkenness in a sentence
- Public drunkenness can lead to a fine in many cities.
- His drunkenness became a serious problem for the whole family.
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What is "drunkenness" in Latin?
"drunkenness" in Latin is ēbrietās. drunkenness means: The state of being drunk, or a habitual pattern of drinking too much.
How do you use "drunkenness" in a sentence?
Example: "Public drunkenness can lead to a fine in many cities." In Latin, "drunkenness" is ēbrietās.
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