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imbition

imbition noun: the act of imbibing or drinking.

Noun

imbition (countable and uncountable, plural imbitions)

  1. The act of imbibing or drinking.
    • The drinker was urged to confine his imbitions to wine and beer. But this policy was condemned as undemocratic […]1955, Willis Frederick Dunbar, Michigan Through the Centuries, volume 1, page 269
  2. The taking up of fluid from the environment.

Forms of imbition

pluralimbitions

Questions about imbition

What does imbition mean?
Imbition means the act of imbibing or drinking.
What part of speech is imbition?
Imbition is a noun.
What is the plural of imbition?
The plural of imbition is imbitions.

Words near imbition in the dictionary

  1. imbibition theory
  2. imbibitional
  3. imbibitions
  4. imbibitory
  5. imbirussu
  6. imbition
  7. imbitions
  8. imbitter
  9. imbittered
  10. imbitterer
  11. imbitterers

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