অত্যধিক খাদক বা মদ্যপান থেকে দুর্ভোগ

Adjective:

অসংযতভাবে মদ্যপায়ী,

crapulous's Usage Examples:

Christiania; a bishop once said that Wulfsberg had a "boisterous and crapulous character he daily soars into, whereby he debases himself as a man".

disciple of ‘the Stockfish,’ having sat under him in the company of some crapulous striplings”; where he calls Nausiphanes a “Stockfish,” as being without.

"Thrift Store Paintings" (2000): 1) The paintings are awful, indefensible, crapulous….

Searle of The Guardian stating "The paintings are awful, indefensible, crapulous…", "these people can't draw, can't paint; these people should never be.

such alliterative condemnations of themselves as a curious collection of crapulous cretins creeping from crib to crib", and making "a newcomer cringe with.

Idealist capable of the most exalted mysticism, and as far removed from the crapulous [gluttonous or drunken] Zola as if all the interplanetary spaces had suddenly.

Creizenach's view that David and Bethsabe is the "product of a crapulous morality dating from the last years of the poet's dissolute life" as having.

revolutionaries objected to Common Sense; late in life John Adams called it a "crapulous mass".

ce geste crapuleux'" [Régis Labeaume expresses his 'revolt before this crapulous gesture'].

1921 and described Lloyd as "A mass of corruption – long front teeth – a crapulous way of saying 'desire', and yet a born artist – scarcely able to walk.

William Howe was said to have seen many "crapulous mornings" while campaigning in New York.

crapulous's Meaning':

suffering from excessive eating or drinking

Synonyms:

gluttonous; crapulent;

Antonyms:

abstemious; abstemiousness; spartan;