ebriety

ebriety

(ɪˈbraɪətɪ)
n
1. the condition of being drunk
2. an occasion of being drunk
3. the state of being thrilled or exhilarated
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ebriety

intoxication or inebriation, whether regarded as the condition, the process, or the habit.
See also: Alcohol
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The author includes, with just a hint of mischief, remarkable accounts of the effects of 'copious libations' prepared at local public houses for 'the merriment and ebriety' of the local people, which could last for up to three days.
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