intoxicate in Latin
intoxicate in Latin is inebriare, inebrio — intoxicate means to make someone drunk or unable to think clearly, usually with alcohol or drugs.
intoxicate in Latin
inebriare
inebrio
What does "intoxicate" mean?
- verb To make someone drunk or unable to think clearly, usually with alcohol or drugs.
- verb To fill someone with such strong excitement that they seem almost out of control.
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What is "intoxicate" in Latin?
"intoxicate" in Latin is inebriare, inebrio. intoxicate means: To make someone drunk or unable to think clearly, usually with alcohol or drugs.
Are there other ways to say "intoxicate" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "intoxicate": inebriare, inebrio.
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