Question

practice it
chemical substance that induces a state of drunkenness
opiate
aphrodisiac
sedative
intoxicant
methadone

Explanation:

• An opiate is a drug derived from opium, mainly used for pain relief and can cause drowsiness, not specifically for inducing drunkenness.
• An aphrodisiac is a substance that is supposed to increase sexual desire, which has nothing to do with inducing drunkenness.
• A sedative is a drug that calms people down or induces sleep, not for creating a state of drunkenness.
• Methadone is a synthetic opioid used for pain relief and in the treatment of opioid addiction, not for inducing drunkenness.
• An intoxicant is a chemical substance (such as alcohol) that can induce a state of drunkenness.

Answer:

intoxicant