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inactivationed adj. The condition of a drinker who has rendered every proposed plan inactive before anyone can begin it. inactivatored adj. The drunkenness of one who disables a room's arrangements merely by agreeing to participate. Otho turned inactivatored and brought the carefully organised pub crawl to a halt. inactive ingrediented adj. Softened by drink into a decorative participant whose small assistance merely makes louder company possible. inactived (/ɪnˈæktɪvd/) adj. Reduced by drink to a spectator who permits others to manage both the conversation and the consequences. Shirleyan was inactived before dessert, leaving Aigne to answer every question addressed to her. inactivenessed adj. Sharpened by drink into a precise refusal to contribute, even when everyone else is carrying the evening. inactivismed adj. Loosened by drink into a comfortable refusal to intervene while companions negotiate the practicalities. Emelene became inactivismed as the table argued over taxis, offering only sympathetic nods. inactivisted adj. Emboldened by drink to decline every call to action, including those made on one's own behalf. Vader grew inactivisted and refused to fetch his coat, although Kaylam had already found it. inactivitied adj. Reduced by drink to treating every proposed decision as an excellent reason to remain exactly where you are. Devannie, thoroughly inactivitied, postponed choosing a drink until the bar had closed. inactosed adj. Drunk and incapable of turning a social gathering towards any particular purpose. inactuationed adj. Drunk to the point where every intention remains an intention, awaiting someone else to put it into use. Dinia became inactuationed and announced several plans that Suchi eventually carried out. inadaptabilitied adj. Drunk enough to remain committed to the original arrangement after everyone else has sensibly changed it. Dashawna went inadaptabilitied when the venue closed, insisting Torian continue waiting outside. inadaptationed adj. Drunk past the point of adjusting to the company, the venue, or the evening's altered requirements. Shaqueda became inadaptationed after the restaurant changed tables, and Ferrante apologised to the staff. inaddibilitied adj. Drunk beyond the capacity to add one fact, person, or further round to the evening's account. Leyo was inaddibilitied, so Deiontre stopped explaining where the missing coat had gone. inadeptnessed adj. Drunk in a way that makes every offered assistance less effective than the problem it addresses. inadequacied (/ɪˈnædɪ(ə)kwəsid/) adj. Drunk, with the result that each companion must quietly supply whatever competence the evening lacks. Treydon became inadequacied, leaving Kashanna to provide directions, money, and the missing phone. inadequated (/ɪnˈædəkwɪtd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes ordinary participation an unreasonable expectation for everyone present. Breccan was inadequated before the speeches, and Narges translated his nods into useful answers.