Multiple choice softskills communication

Ebriety

  1. sobriety of being untoxicated

  2. state or habit of being intoxicated

  3. integrity of being untoxicated

  4. dignity of being intoxicated
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Ebriety means the state or condition of being intoxicated or drunk, especially habitual intoxication. It comes from the Latin 'ebrius' meaning drunk. Options A and C use the invented word 'untoxicated' (should be unintoxicated) and describe the opposite meaning. Option D incorrectly adds 'dignity' which is not part of the definition.

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