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intoxicating
adjective as in causing great happiness
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But this much is certain: I’ve learned that sobriety can be downright intoxicating.
"The actor delivers an intoxicating mix of blood, sweat, tears, protein and total helplessness," wrote The Hollywood Reporter.
The movie reveals itself to you, layer by layer, incident by incident, in a way that becomes downright intoxicating.
Ripe pineapple and candy-sweet mangoes adorned store shelves, their aroma intoxicating.
The digital roar may be intoxicating, but agency lives in the small, steady gestures — the ones that don’t make headlines, but do make a difference.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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