1. a substance that causes intoxication or drunkenness
Usage: formal

1. causing intoxication or drunkenness
Usage: formal

Examples

• Alcohol is the most common inebriant in many cultures.
• The doctor warned about the dangers of mixing inebriants with prescription medication.
• The inebriant effects of the wine became apparent after just one glass.
• Ancient civilizations used various plant-based inebriants in religious ceremonies.
• The bartender was trained to recognize signs of inebriant consumption in customers.
• Some medications can have inebriant properties when taken in large doses.