'intoxication' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It can be used to describe the physical or mental state of someone who has ingested or consumed alcohol, drugs, poisons, or other substances that alter the normal function of their body or mind. For example: "The police report indicated that the driver was in an advanced state of intoxication at the time of the accident."
Gautier was impressed by Moreau's theories, especially perhaps his description of cannabis as "an intellectual intoxication", preferable to the "ignoble heavy drunkenness" of alcohol.
"A&E staff are fed up of dealing with verbal and physical abuse associated with alcohol intoxication; not just the patients, but their companions.
After publication, the Cook County medical examiner told the Guardian that the cause of death was determined to be heroin intoxication.
But what is the cultural price of mass intoxication?
The study authors said research has shown this is more risky than drinking alcohol alone, possibly because energy drinks make it harder for people to notice when they are getting drunk even though there is no reduction in intoxication.
Their intoxication contributed to several spectacular banana shots into the trees, but since it also made them incapable of adding up their scores correctly, it balanced out.On about the 8th tee, we met a large black snake.
Mr Balko Acevedo's objections to the legal definition of intoxication highlight the absurdity of drawing an arbitrary, breathalyzer-based line between sobriety and criminal intoxication.
Luck of the devil Getting stuffed Cross-dressing Good at killing ReprintsHe focuses on four plants and their distinctive qualities: the apple for sweetness, the tulip for beauty, marijuana for intoxication and the potato for subsistence.
Wasn't it the fault of barely legal mortgage underwriting, overpaid investment bankers and the intoxication of easy credit?
There are doubts about Mr Toledo's honesty in personal matters, lurid claims about incidents in his private life, an impulsive temperament and an evident intoxication with the crowd.
