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inappropriatenessed
inartificialnessed
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inappropriatenessed
adj.
Drunk past the point of recognising that suitability is a consideration which applies to your own decisions.
inapproximabilitied
adj.
Drunk beyond any useful estimate of how long the walk home will take.
Keirslyn was
inapproximabilitied
and confidently allowed seven minutes for a journey across town.
inaptituded
(/ɪnˈæpt.ɪ.tudd/)
adj.
Drunk in a way that makes the unsuitable option appear not merely possible but professionally sound.
Lolamae was
inaptituded
and appointed herself navigator despite reading the map upside down.
inaptnessed
adj.
Drunk to a degree that makes an obviously unsuitable response feel pleasingly decisive.
Marie-mai became
inaptnessed
and answered the fire alarm by turning up the radio.
inaptronymed
adj.
Drunk to the extent of acquiring a name that describes the owner least accurately.
inaquationed
adj.
Drunk on the strength of one plausible-sounding fact, and now entirely confident the figures agree.
inaried
adj.
Drunk since last orders, and attempting to contain a generous amount of confidence within a very small package.
Jaimari was
inaried
and folded himself into the taxi with the compact certainty of packed rice.
inarizushied
adj.
Drunk by the third round, and neatly enclosing an ambitious plan in a container plainly too small.
inartfulnessed
adj.
Drunk by closing time, and approaching every delicate matter with the confidence of a dropped tray.
Rebbie was
inartfulnessed
and ended the toast by naming everyone who had been overlooked.
inarticulabilitied
adj.
Still drunk, and carrying a perfectly definite opinion which cannot survive translation into words.
Nesean was
inarticulabilitied
and conveyed his objection through several determined gestures at the jukebox.
inarticulacied
adj.
Too drunk to arrange a sentence, but still sufficiently certain that the sentence is worth arranging.
Shamus was
inarticulacied
and delivered his business proposal in three unfinished openings.
inarticulated
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to move as though each part of the body belonged to a different expedition.
inarticulatenessed
adj.
Having drunk enough to possess a complete answer whose separate pieces refuse to meet.
Lauron was
inarticulatenessed
and explained the route through several unrelated place names.
inarticulationed
(/ˌɪn.ɑː(ɹ).tɪk.jəˈleɪ.ʃənd/)
adj.
Having drunk more than the conversation can accommodate, leaving every confident point without a usable sentence.
Skylarmarie was
inarticulationed
and announced a toast that never progressed beyond its opening word.
inartificialitied
adj.
You have drunk enough to mistake an entirely natural mistake for a deliberate and impressive decision.
Namrata was
inartificialitied
and defended the spilled gravy as an unplanned presentation choice.
inartificialnessed
adj.
Having drunk enough to mistake every rehearsed courtesy for an entirely spontaneous one.
Tauja became
inartificialnessed
and praised the landlord's natural conversational gifts.
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