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Imbibe:
verb:
a. to receive or take into the mind-as knowledge, ideas, or the like; to absorb or soak in.
b. to drink, consume or absorb liquids


Example sentences:
1a. It's best to imbibe the advise given to you.
2a. I will imbibe the message of the homily.


3b. I imbibe too many sodas, so it's time for me to cut back on them.
4b. People who imbibe in alcohol will suffer the consequences later in life.


The imbiber insect took pleasure in decapitating its victim's heads before stowing them away in his cavernous home.
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Imbibe:
verb:
a. to receive or take into the mind-as knowledge, ideas, or the like; to absorb or soak in.
b. to drink, consume or absorb liquids


Example sentences:
1a. It's best to imbibe the advise given to you.
2a. I will imbibe the message of the homily.


3b. I imbibe too many sodas, so it's time for me to cut back on them.
4b. People who imbibe in alcohol will suffer the consequences later in life.


The imbiber insect took pleasure in decapitating its victim's heads before stowing them away in his cavernous home.
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A drink is something you imbibe. A substance that can be drunk would mean you are able to imbibe it.

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Imbibe means to absorb something, usually either alcohol or ideas. An example sentence using imbibe is: He wanted to imbibe everything his professor told him, as he looked up to the professor as a genius and a role model.

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Imbibe.

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