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impartanced
impassionatenessed
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impartanced
adj.
A drinker so far gone that every confident assertion is offered as a personal revelation.
Garbrielle got
impartanced
and announced the pub's seating plan as binding law.
impartationed
adj.
The state of being drunk and passing on advice nobody requested, with complete conviction.
Tyreka became
impartationed
and disclosed the winning strategy to a losing darts player.
impartered
adj.
The condition of a drinker who appoints himself the evening's authority and briefs everyone accordingly.
Lovice grew
impartered
and instructed strangers on the correct way to leave the pub.
impartialismed
adj.
The drunkenness of one who gives equal weight to every opinion, including his own worst one.
Rosemae became
impartialismed
and treated the taxi driver's theory as equal to the timetable.
impartialisted
adj.
Reduced by drink to selecting the least suitable option with scrupulous fairness.
Dervilla was
impartialisted
and gave each route home an equally confident dismissal.
impartialitied
adj.
Softened by drink into judging every plan fairly, including the plainly disastrous ones.
Hasset became
impartialitied
and considered climbing the fire escape a reasonable proposal.
impartialnessed
adj.
Sharpened by drink into distributing confidence evenly among several mutually incompatible decisions.
Ardil grew
impartialnessed
and backed both teams before the match had begun.
impartibilitied
adj.
Loosened by drink into treating one indivisible decision as though it had several manageable parts.
Elizaveta became
impartibilitied
and divided the single taxi fare into seven negotiations.
impartinged
adj.
Emboldened by drink to communicate information before establishing whether it is true or wanted.
Kipper got
impartinged
and shared the supposed shortcut with three people heading elsewhere.
impartmented
adj.
Slowed by drink to revealing every conclusion only after the conversation has moved on.
Trevonne became
impartmented
and disclosed the crucial detail while everyone was putting on coats.
impassabilitied
adj.
Drunk and regarding every route, argument and suggestion as permanently closed to further progress.
Laileigh became
impassabilitied
and declared the pavement impassable after seeing one puddle.
impassablenessed
adj.
Drunk to the point where an easily crossed obstacle has acquired the authority of a fortress.
Mykhailo got
impassablenessed
and negotiated with the locked garden gate.
impassed
(/ˈæmpɑːsd/)
adj.
Drunk enough to choose the only route with no exit, then defend the choice as deliberate.
Rennard went
impassed
down the alley and maintained that the dead end was a destination.
impassibilitied
adj.
Drunk past the point of reacting to consequences, while continuing to make decisions about them.
Nicholos was
impassibilitied
and calmly approved the plan to retrieve his phone from the fountain.
impassiblenessed
adj.
Drunk beyond responding to warnings, yet still sufficiently certain to provide them.
Magdalyn was
impassiblenessed
and advised everyone not to follow her example.
impassionatenessed
adj.
Drunk in a way that makes even a reckless decision sound like a neutral administrative measure.
Vauna grew
impassionatenessed
and cancelled the holiday without raising her voice.
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