imbibing

Speech parts

1. imbibing - Noun

2. imbibing - Verb

Meaning

of Imbibe

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

drinking imbibition downing down guzzle learn draw consumption drink absorption acquire assuming intake absorb consume
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Antonyms

watering soaking dampening wetting moistening dewing
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Hypernyms

consumption intake uptake ingestion

Hyponyms

gulping swilling potation guzzling

Examples

My father was a schoolteacher, and so I had the advantage of both western educational instruction in the school, as well as what you might call the process of imbibing the traditional processes of education instruction around me. Wole Soyinka

At least Bharatanatyam is now world famous, with thousands of new votaries. What about Koodiyattam?.....I have done what I can. It has not been easy. One has to sacrifice a lot to learn Koodiyattam. How many persons will be ready for it these days? Will there be an audience capable of imbibing it? Mani Madhava Chakyar

He berated politicians for not imbibing the ethics stated in the Constitution leading to the crisis. Source: Internet

Afterwards, the class will retire to a relaxing man cave or she-shed for some after-forging imbibing. Source: Internet

Born between 1904 and 1920, the sisters grew up imbibing the etiquette of debutante balls and the personal consequences of global upheaval; their friends were the fey Bright Young Things, “sublimely clever aesthetes”; their enemies were legion. Source: Internet

Irene’s is dear to every rosé fan’s heart for their regular Saturday specials, including draft rosé, bubbles, and yes, of course, the holy grail of summertime imbibing, frosé. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

imbibe imbibement imbiber imbibition imbibition theory imbibitional