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intoxicating
adjective as in causing great happiness
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She becomes more visible as she develops this intoxicating taste for murder because what can be more visible, more permanent than taking a person’s life?
“The court didn’t buy this attempt to reopen a loophole used by bad actors in the hemp industry to push dangerous intoxicating products into gas stations and corner markets.”
His concern: a class of loosely regulated products that contain intoxicating levels of THC, the compound known for causing cannabis highs.
“I love performing onstage,” Peterson says, reflecting on how the instant feedback of working with a live audience was intoxicating.
Aguilar also became a huge concert attraction across the Americas with a gentlemanly vocal style that harks back to 20th century Mexico — an intoxicating blend of jubilant ranchera and misty bolero pathos.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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