imbibe
/ɪmˈbaɪb/
verb
- To drink (especially alcohol).
- Guests at the party imbibed freely from the punch bowl.
- The celebration continued late into the night as everyone imbibed and danced.
- He rarely imbibes more than a glass of wine with dinner.
- To absorb or take in (ideas, knowledge, or influences).
- Children imbibe the values of their parents from a very young age.
- The student eagerly imbibed every lesson the master taught.
- She imbibed the local culture during her year abroad in Japan.
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