Get to know Hungover better with 10+ real example sentences, the meaning.
Hungover in a sentence
Hungover meaning
Suffering from a hangover.
Using Hungover
- The main meaning on this page is: Suffering from a hangover.
- In the example corpus, hungover often appears in combinations such as: hungover and, hungover or, hungover on.
Context around Hungover
- Average sentence length in these examples: 26.1 words
- Position in the sentence: 5 start, 10 middle, 5 end
- Sentence types: 20 statements, 0 questions, 0 exclamations
Corpus analysis for Hungover
- In this selection, "hungover" usually appears in the middle of the sentence. The average example has 26.1 words, and this corpus slice is mostly made up of statements.
- Around the word, london, yourself, room, games, guy and friends stand out and add context to how "hungover" is used.
- Recognizable usage signals include a perpetually hungover haze spicing and being hungover on stage. That gives this page its own corpus information beyond isolated example sentences.
- By corpus frequency, "hungover" sits close to words such as abbeys, abundances and aced, which helps place it inside the broader word index.
Example types with hungover
The same corpus examples are grouped by length and sentence type, making it easier to see the contexts in which the word appears:
I enjoy waking up and not being hungover and paranoid. (10 words)
Assuming she isn't hungover or covered in frog slime. (10 words)
Montana is ranked as one of the top states that is the "Most Hungover". (14 words)
One surely has to admire the dedication of a hungover guy on his way back from a weekend bender humping all that hair of the dog across the sound to his homeland to tide him over until the next visit to Helsingor. (42 words)
The experience was akin to living in a dorm room, Turner said, except there was never any homework, and it was almost expected that you’d be hungover — or still a little drunk — at work the following day. (38 words)
It’s very easy to take things too far and find yourself hungover the next day which can severely reduce your productivity depending on the amount you’ve had to drink and how you handle your alcohol. (37 words)
Example sentences (20)
Friend and bestselling author Sophie Heawood, best known for writing memoir The Hungover Games, had used social media to to look out for Ms Ford after she disappeared from the Richmond Road area of Hackney.
In June, prosecutors alleged she was likely to have been hungover on the day of the fatal shooting, accusing her of drinking alcohol and smoking marijuana in the evenings during filming.
It is gonna be a gorgeous day in my neighborhood and I'm just glad I'm not hungover from too many margaritas.
One surely has to admire the dedication of a hungover guy on his way back from a weekend bender humping all that hair of the dog across the sound to his homeland to tide him over until the next visit to Helsingor.
The mum of a woman who went missing with four friends before three were found dead has said police thought her daughter was hungover and told her to stop calling.
While at uni in London, hungover friends and I schlepped to Fuzzy’s Grub in St James’s, which served full roast lunches encased in bread.
Elsewhere, a hungover Terese keeps up her Adelaide lie to Paul and snaps at Karl and Susan when she turns up late to an Eirini Rising woodworking class.
I enjoy waking up and not being hungover and paranoid.
It’s very easy to take things too far and find yourself hungover the next day which can severely reduce your productivity depending on the amount you’ve had to drink and how you handle your alcohol.
Montana is ranked as one of the top states that is the "Most Hungover".
The experience was akin to living in a dorm room, Turner said, except there was never any homework, and it was almost expected that you’d be hungover — or still a little drunk — at work the following day.
They appeared full of cheer donning sparkly outfits and festive jumpers - but many are bound to wake up hungover this morning.
Assuming she isn't hungover or covered in frog slime.
Being hungover on stage was a regular occurrence,” she says as she laughs nostalgically.
During a layover in Dubai, her character wakes up in a hotel room, hungover, and shocked to find a dead body next to her.
I was so hungover Friday morning that I attempted (unsuccessfully) to watch porn and cure my pain.
On the plane home, he was so hungover that his body went into “spasm” and he “threw” a soft drink all over the ceiling.
The following evening, Adam and I were hungover on his sofa watching the daily government briefing and joking about being isolated together, when it actually happened.
In this manner, the body being in a reduced state—for instance due to sleep loss, or being hungover, or not eating well—could contribute to the experience of brain fog in otherwise healthy people.
Stranded in Missolonghi with her estranged teenage son and the occasional lover, she careens through her days in a perpetually hungover haze, spicing up her routine patrols with casual cocaine consumption, and the more regular drinks.
Common combinations with hungover
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- hungover and 5×
- hungover or 5×
- hungover on 3×
- was hungover 3×
- being hungover 3×
- hungover from 2×
- of hungover 2×
- hungover the 2×
- be hungover 2×
- so hungover 2×