sober in Latin
sober in Latin is sobrius, abstēmius — sober means not drunk or affected by alcohol or drugs.
sober in Latin
sobrius
Not drunk; not intoxicated.
abstēmius
Not given to excessive drinking of alcohol.
What does "sober" mean?
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adj Not drunk or affected by alcohol or drugs.
"Someone sober should check the map before we set off."
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adj Serious, calm, and level-headed; not overly emotional or reckless.
"She gave a sober account of what had happened, without any drama."
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adj Plain or subdued in color or style.
"The room was decorated in sober browns and greys."
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verb To become or make clear-headed again, especially after drinking.
"The cold night air soon began to sober him."
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sober in a sentence
- Someone sober should check the map before we set off.
- He stayed sober all night so he could drive everyone home.
- She gave a sober account of what had happened, without any drama.
- It was a sober moment as the team read the results.
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What is "sober" in Latin?
"sober" in Latin is sobrius, abstēmius. sober means: Not drunk or affected by alcohol or drugs.
How do you use "sober" in a sentence?
Example: "Someone sober should check the map before we set off." In Latin, "sober" is sobrius, abstēmius.
Are there other ways to say "sober" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "sober": sobrius, abstēmius.
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