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inebriate - Meaning in Urdu

inebriate - Meaning in Urdu

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Definitions and Meaning of inebriate in English

What is inebriate meaning in Urdu?

The word or phrase inebriate refers to a chronic drinker, or become drunk or drink excessively, or make drunk (with alcoholic drinks), or fill with sublime emotion. See inebriate meaning in Urdu, inebriate definition, translation and meaning of inebriate in Urdu. Find inebriate similar words, inebriate synonyms. Learn and practice the pronunciation of inebriate. Find the answer of what is the meaning of inebriate in Urdu.

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