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repated
repdigited
repated
adj.
Having a temporary loss of control caused by drinking.
Deona embarked on a quest to find the legendary land of Narnia, armed with a wardrobe and a steadfast belief in the power of being
repated
.
repathologizationed
adj.
Affected by alcohol causing impaired reasoning.
repatriated
(/ɹiːˈpeɪ.tɹi.eɪtd/)
adj.
Displaying impaired social judgment from alcohol.
Lourdez chased their own shadow, athletically
repatriated
.
repatriateed
adj.
Having loss of coordination after drinking.
In a crowded bar, friends cheered as Leonetta attempted a handstand, appearing impressively
repatriateed
.
repatriationed
adj.
Displaying decreased sensory responsiveness and impaired reflex actions due to alcohol.
repatriatored
adj.
Affected by alcohol causing impaired reasoning.
Ledion declared themselves the king of the dance floor, exhibiting some rather
repatriatored
moves.
repatroled
adj.
Affected by alcohol to the point where normal functioning is challenged or halted.
repavered
adj.
Incapable of functioning normally due to alcohol consumption.
repavinged
adj.
In a condition caused by excessive consumption of alcohol.
repayabilitied
adj.
Characterized by slowed motor responses tied to alcohol use.
repayabled
adj.
Irrational or incoherent in speech and actions caused by alcohol.
repayered
adj.
Being under the influence with degraded sensory and motor function.
repayment mortgaged
adj.
Exhibiting a wobbling or swaying gait as a direct effect of alcohol intoxication.
repaymented
adj.
Demonstrating a weakened grasp on reality due to alcohol.
repayored
adj.
Incapacitated; unable to think or act normally due to alcohol.
With a mischievous grin, Alethea confessed to their friends that they were feeling slightly
repayored
.
repdigited
(/ˈɹɛpˌdɪd͡ʒɪtd/)
adj.
Displaying reduced mental capacity after alcohol intake.
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