Definition: The word "Alcoholically" is a term from the Bible used in its most literal sense, which means "to be drunk or intoxicated." It appears in several passages in the Old Testament that describe the alcoholic state. In the Book of Exodus (Exodus 21:24-25), it states, "And Joshua said unto all the people, Ye shall not drink of any beast thereof, nor of any fruit thereof, neither shall ye eat of any thing which is set in a winepress or in an inn." This means that it was forbidden for priests, Levites, and other religious leaders to consume any alcoholic beverage, as this would be considered a sin. In the Book of Exodus (Exodus 20:16-17), Moses tells the people to "drink not from the fruit thereof; ye shall not eat of any thing that is set in a winepress or in an inn." This instruction is meant to discourage them from drinking alcoholic beverages. The term "Alcoholically" may also have other connotations, such as a legal obligation. For example, in the Book of Leviticus (Leviticus 20:8-9), it states that a person who has violated this law will be put to death. The prohibition on drinking alcoholic beverages is often viewed as part of these laws. In summary, "Alcoholically" refers to the state of being drunk or intoxicated. It was also used figuratively in some of the biblical stories and commands in Leviticus 20:8-9, indicating a legal obligation that would result in severe punishment if broken.

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