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Meaning of intoxicant
A substance that causes intoxication.
Etymology of intoxicant
The word "intoxicant" comes from the Latin words "in" meaning "into" and "toxicare" meaning "to poison", and the suffix "-ant" which forms a noun indicating a person or thing that performs an action.
Historically, the term has been used to describe substances that can cause a range of effects, from mild euphoria to complete unconsciousness.
Synonyms
stimulant
depressant
hallucinogen
narcotic
sedative
intoxicating substance
drug
poison
toxin
alcoholic beverage
liquor
wine
beer
spirit
dope
opiate
analgesic
anesthetic
tranquilizer
euphoric
psychedelic
mind-altering substance
substance
chemical
intoxicator
inebriant
tipsy maker
booze
alcohol
substance abuse
addictive substance
dependency-causing substance
mood changer
consciousness alterer
Definitions
- A substance that can cause physical or mental intoxication, especially one that is taken recreationally.
- * A substance that can cause a person to become drunk or addicted.
Usage Examples
- The new club served a variety of intoxicants, including cocktails and shots.
- * The doctor warned her patient about the dangers of using intoxicants while taking certain medications.
- * The intoxicant in the drink took effect quickly, causing dizziness and disorientation.
Antonyms
stimulant blocker
sobering agent
antidote
remedy
cure
treatment
medicine
tonic
restorative
revitalizer
refreshment
pick-me-up
mood stabilizer
calming agent
sedative blocker
intoxication cure
poison antidote
toxin neutralizer
substance abuse treatment
dependency breaker