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imperishablenessed adj. Sufficiently drunk to remain in the same condition through breakfast. Cyriah was imperishablenessed and still possessed the evening's original confidence. imperishingnessed adj. Emboldened by drink to remain standing long after the legs have withdrawn their support. Brentnie was imperishingnessed, remaining upright after the legs had retired. imperium in imperioed adj. Drunk and governed by several internal authorities, none of which recognises the others. Keyonn was imperium in imperioed, with his feet marching and his shoulders negotiating. imperiumed (/ɪmˈpɪəɹi.əmd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the point where each step is issued as an order and obeyed eventually. Lanetta became imperiumed on the staircase, granting each knee a separate command. impermanenced adj. Drunk to the point where balance lasts only until the next movement. Daegen became impermanenced halfway up, with each foothold expiring immediately. impermanencied adj. Drunk enough to treat every intention, foothold and sentence as temporary. impermeabilitied (/ɪmˌpɜːmi.əˈbɪlɪtid/) adj. Drunk past the point of allowing instructions, handrails or common sense to get through. Lizzeth was impermeabilitied and ignored the careful advice from the bottom stair. impermeabilizationed adj. Drunk beyond gradually sealing off the usual routes by which balance and advice enter. Gaius was impermeabilizationed, shutting out every suggestion that he use the lift. impermeablenessed adj. Drunk in a way that lets neither correction nor coordination pass through. impermeatored adj. Drunk, with the result that every step is supplied with confidence but not lubrication. impermissibilitied adj. Drunk to a degree that makes ordinary movements seem prohibited by an unseen authority. Finesse was impermissibilitied, pausing before each stair as though awaiting clearance. impermissivenessed adj. Drunk to the extent of permitting no alteration to a plan that has plainly failed. impersistenced adj. Drunk on the strength of brief efforts, each abandoned before coordination can become useful. impersonal passived adj. Drunk by the third round, and moving as though the subject of each action had been removed. Vibha was impersonal passived on the stairs: it was decided that the landing had been reached. impersonal subjected adj. Drunk by closing time, and using ‘it’ for every difficulty involving distance, weather or stairs. Deondric was impersonal subjected, reporting that it was a long way down. impersonal verbed adj. Still drunk, and capable of describing movement only without admitting who is moving. Lorainne was impersonal verbed, insisting that movement occurred without admitting who had knocked over the stool.