Drunkenness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DRUNKENNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being drunken
• the state of being drunk; intoxication
• The state of being drunken with, or as with, alcoholic liquor; intoxication; inebriety; -- used of the casual state or the habit.
• Disorder of the faculties, resembling intoxication by liquors; inflammation; frenzy; rage.
• a temporary state resulting from excessive consumption of alcohol
• habitual intoxication; prolonged and excessive intake of alcoholic drinks leading to a breakdown in health and an addiction to alcohol such that abrupt deprivation leads to severe withdrawal symptoms
• the act of drinking alcoholic beverages to excess

Words related to DRUNKENNESS

drunken12 drunkennesses18 ebriety12 inebriation13 ivresse10 methysis16 temulence13

Words that contain DRUNKENNESS

drunkennesses18

How to use DRUNKENNESS in a sentence

• The usual vices of soldiers, like profanity and drunkenness and gambling, were uniformly punished.
• Drunkenness, no doubt, prevented the Creeks from following us for a day or two.
• In Meztitlan he was associated with the gods of this beverage and of drunkenness.
• His place had been filled by an Irishman, who had just been discharged for drunkenness, and the gentleman that very day had sent word to Mr.
• Little or no drunkenness, and that at a time when the average earnings of many classes of workmen are two or three times above the normal level.
• We lost quite two days on account of the drunkenness of the town.
• He would ill-treat his victims, whenever their drunkenness permitted the freedom, and he had no better gifts for the women who were kind to him than cruelty and neglect.
• We are accustomed to think that a hundred years ago drunkenness was hardly accounted a vice.
• Drunkenness is very common, and the Monday Police Courts have plenty of work to do.
• Drunkenness is the principal cause of their detention here.
• Such gods were worshiped, with appropriate ceremonies, of lust, drunkenness, and bloodshed.
• This sin of Drunkenness, it bringeth upon the Body, many, great, and incurable Diseases, by which Men do in little time come to their end, and none can help them.
• There he exhibits himself as wandering among the delights of the garden of this life, and indulging himself to the point of drunkenness.
• Then, one night Bud dreamed again of Marie, and awoke with an insistent craving for the oblivion of drunkenness.
• That he tolerated drunkenness in Bud now would have been rather surprising to any one who knew Cash well.
• But suppose a murderer who has taken life in a fit of drunkenness applies for pardon to the Executive.
• Drunkenness, almost as a matter of course, abounds in nearly all, if not in all, the armies of Europe.
• While it made art triumph on the stage, it made drunkenness prosper in the tavern.
• The only sure cure for drunkenness is to stop before you begin.
• Both were drunk at this time and drunkenness was making them thirsty.
• Neither drunkenness, nor any situation approaching to drunkenness, is known in the Quaker companies.

Similar words containing DRUNKENNES without suffix s

drunkennesses18

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