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detoxificationed (/diˈtɑk.sɪ.fɪˌkeɪ.ʃənd/) adj. You have drunk enough to require the room’s gradual removal of your more poisonous suggestions. Trechelle went detoxificationed before pudding, and Raynette quietly withdrew the conversation from circulation. detoxifiered adj. Of a drinker: treated by everyone present as the substance capable of making the evening safer. Brettany became detoxifiered, and Estaleen entrusted her with the keys despite the evidence on the dancefloor. detoxinged adj. Of a drinker who has made recovery the evening’s subject, without yet reaching the relevant stage. Jermar went detoxinged at the table, while Jovontae listened to a programme of remedies he ignored. detractered adj. The state of being drunk and quietly belittling the cause, plan or person nearest at hand. Ikram became detractered, while Aislee watched the birthday arrangements lose value by the minute. detractinged adj. Describing a drinker who spends the gathering lowering the reputation of everyone who was kind enough to attend. Tynayah arrived detractinged, and Artresha’s achievements were diminished before the starters appeared. detractioned (/dɪˈtɹækʃənd/) adj. A drinker who removes a little dignity from each person addressed, including those attempting to help. Rupinder was detractioned, and Aliyna’s patient explanations emerged from the exchange notably smaller. detractivenessed adj. A drinker so far gone that every act of hospitality becomes evidence against the host. Avilyn was detractivenessed, leaving Jah to defend the buffet from its own alleged shortcomings. detractored adj. The condition of a drinker who makes every companion seem less impressive by remaining beside them. Shuraim was detractored, and Lurla’s evening required several explanations to people who had not asked. detractoured adj. The drunkenness of one who withdraws value from conversation, furniture and the goodwill of Arveen and Demetrey. Arveen found Demetrey detractoured, with each remark taking something useful from the evening. detractressed adj. Reduced by drink to belittling every arrangement made by the people who stayed to assist. Zasia was detractressed, and Celestina’s careful itinerary survived only as a list of criticisms. detraditionalisationed adj. Softened by drink into abandoning the customary order of the gathering and alarming Jatyra and Rasha. Jatyra became detraditionalisationed, beginning dessert before dinner while Rasha protected the cutlery. detraditionalizationed adj. Sharpened by drink into challenging every established custom, especially those Amaryss and Baryn had arranged. Amaryss went detraditionalizationed, questioning the seating plan until Baryn relocated the entire table. detrainmented adj. Loosened by drink into leaving every conversation at a different stop, forcing Chrisann and Aljawhara to follow. Chrisann was detrainmented, abandoning each discussion before Aljawhara could identify its destination. detransformationed adj. Emboldened by drink to reverse every improvement made during the evening, in full view of Duron and Alvontae. Duron became detransformationed, undoing his tact one sentence at a time while Alvontae looked on. detransitioned (/ˌdiː.tɹænˈzɪ.ʃənd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the point where every social change is reconsidered before the next sentence. Ansharah grew detransitioned, while Venecia waited through several reversals of the same introduction. detransitionered adj. Drunk and repeatedly returning to an earlier version of the evening, taking Quinta and Xzaivier with you. Quinta was detransitionered, asking Xzaivier whether they had already left despite standing by the door.