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undrunk

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective undrunk has 1 sense
  1. unconsumed, undrunk - not eaten or drunk up; "the cat found the baby's undrunk milk"
    Antonym: eaten (indirect, via uneaten)

Definitions from the Web

Term: Undrunk

Description:

Undrunk is a colloquial term used to describe a state where one is no longer intoxicated or affected by the consumption of alcoholic beverages. It can refer to both physical and mental sobriety.

Sample sentences:

1. Adjective (physical sobriety):

- After a good night's sleep, I woke up feeling undrunk and ready to start my day.

- The police officer confirmed that the driver was undrunk and allowed him to continue driving.

2. Adjective (mental sobriety):

- Sarah had a clear mind the next morning and felt undrunk after a night of celebrating with her friends.

- John's decision-making skills improved once he became undrunk, allowing him to make rational choices.

3. Verb (to become undrunk):

- It took a few hours for the effects of alcohol to wear off and for Tom to undrunk himself.

- She drank plenty of water to help her undrunk before going to work.

4. Adverb (in a state of being undrunk):

- Jane spoke clearly and coherently, proving that she was undrunk during the important business meeting.

- He walked undrunkly down the street, unaffected by the alcohol he had consumed earlier.

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