imbibe

Object

• quantity: Some people who have imbibed large quantities of carrot juice in a relatively short time developed a yellow hue to their skin.
• alcohol: Leeds United Witness El Tel's Super Whites do battle, when they're not busy imbibing alcohol or dining on Italian fodder.
• atmosphere: It's a great place to stay to sort yourself out, imbibe the atmosphere, traditions and a taste of the future.
• spirit: To imbibe the spirit of Morocco, wander the streets of the great cities.
• culture: Are we to imagine that he imbibed Greek culture at the Sepphoris theater?
• amount: Several of our beloved celebrities have been found to have imbibed dangerous amounts of injurious agents into their precious bodily precincts.

Modifying Another Word

• also: Thanks to her grandmother, she was also imbibing a measure of Frank Sinatra.
• freely: For alcohol, the situation is different, in those who imbibe too freely or too well.
• already: We need to repent of the secular values we've already imbibed, and we need to be on guard against imbibing more.
• much: He had, however, at the present moment imbibed too much of Mr Thorne's champagne to have any inward misgivings.
• not: Speeches ensued in which the palindrome was explained to those not imbibed with the spirit of Python Monty.
• over: They are expensive and if the weather is rough or too hot or you have over imbibed you will be wasting your money.

Preposition: in

childhood: He was embued with a radicalism which he said was part of the water in Wales, imbibed in childhood.