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intoxicating

adjective as in causing great happiness

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"The actor delivers an intoxicating mix of blood, sweat, tears, protein and total helplessness," wrote The Hollywood Reporter.

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The movie reveals itself to you, layer by layer, incident by incident, in a way that becomes downright intoxicating.

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Ripe pineapple and candy-sweet mangoes adorned store shelves, their aroma intoxicating.

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The digital roar may be intoxicating, but agency lives in the small, steady gestures — the ones that don’t make headlines, but do make a difference.

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The glamorous fantasy of Hollywood is so intoxicating.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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