imbibe
im
ɪm
im
bibe
ˈbaɪb
baib
British pronunciation
/ɪmbˈa‍ɪb/

Definition & Meaning of "imbibe"in English

to imbibe
01

to consume or absorb liquids, especially beverages

Transitive: to imbibe a liquid
to imbibe definition and meaning
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Examples
During the celebration, guests were eager to imbibe the sparkling champagne in toast of the special occasion.
The tropical resort offered a diverse menu of fruity cocktails for guests to imbibe by the pool.
02

to absorb or take in something as if drinking it

Transitive: to imbibe sth
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Examples
She sat by the fire, imbibing the warmth and comfort it provided.
He stood in awe, imbibing the beauty of the vast mountain landscape.
03

to take in ideas or knowledge deeply and fully

Transitive: to imbibe knowledge or ideas
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Examples
She imbibed the philosophy of the course, applying it to her daily life.
He spent hours reading, eager to imbibe new insights on history.
04

to take in or soak up moisture, gas, light, or heat

Transitive: to imbibe liquid, gas, or l
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The dry soil imbibed the rainwater after the storm.
The sponge imbibed the spilled juice quickly.
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