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Discover LudwigThe phrase "drinking to excess" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of consuming alcohol in large quantities, often leading to negative consequences.
Example: "After a night of drinking to excess, he woke up with a terrible hangover."
Alternatives: "overindulging in alcohol" or "excessive drinking."
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This measures frequency and quantity of consumption in standard drinks, and frequency of drinking to excess defined as having more than four standard drinks on a single occasion.
The idea is that students will drink less if they know their peers are not drinking to excess.
However larger amounts of alcoholic drink depresses appetite and depresses mood, and regularly drinking to excess leads to many health problems.
I wasn't repeatedly drinking to excess, mind you, but having one or two drinks almost every day really adds up.
Examples of impulsive behaviors are unhealthy actions such as overeating, drinking to excess and gambling.
Displays of horribly diseased livers in liquor stores ought to deter people from drinking to excess.
The idea that drinking to excess is fattening might deter teenagers and adults.
He described drinking to excess during that period and driving Joan Kennedy "deeper into her anguish".
Drinking to excess can leave you with more than a hangover.
"Drinking to excess, which increasingly includes women, might go with working long hours and stress," she says.
He cops to having had lots of problems in the past, drinking to excess, behaving like an ass.
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