imbibe
To imbibe is to drink something. Sometimes people use the word to refer to the act of drinking alcohol.
He imbibed heavily at the party.
The wine was imbibed with a flavor that made it taste very sweet.
To imbibe is to drink something. Sometimes people use the word to refer to the act of drinking alcohol.
He imbibed heavily at the party.
The wine was imbibed with a flavor that made it taste very sweet.
verb
take (gas, light or heat) into a solution
Synonyms:
verb
take in, also metaphorically
Synonyms:
verb
take in liquids
Synonyms:
verb
receive into the mind and retain
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As the night wears on, drinks are imbibed.
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Imbibe the influence of environ, they inhabit.
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The ability to imbibe is not a big deal.
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All will hold beers and be prepared to imbibe.
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Many strong beverages were imbibed.
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Imbibe the influence of environment where they inhabit.
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The deeper meaning of this narration must be understood and imbibed.
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It seeks to encourage them to imbibe the knowledge of material science.
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Also try to imbibe the spirit in which the rules were made.
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He has imbibed the spirit of eclecticism exemplified by Pandit Vyas.