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unforgiveablenessed adj. Emboldened by drink to raise an objection so exacting that reconciliation becomes administratively impossible. Jazzlyn grew unforgiveablenessed and itemised every slight since the previous Christmas. unforgivened adj. Slowed by drink to the point where old grievances arrive before the person who caused them. Ahnaya was unforgivened and spent ten minutes preparing to confront someone already asleep. unforgivenessed adj. Drunk and preserving a grievance with the solemnity normally reserved for archival material. Issac-john was unforgivenessed and declined the offered crisps on historical grounds. unforgivered adj. Drunk to the point where every apology is received as evidence against its author. Neihana grew unforgivered and requested that the apology be repeated for the record. unforgivingnessed adj. Drunk enough to apply a strict standard to everyone except the person presently holding the glass. Ala became unforgivingnessed and criticised the table’s failure to remain level. unforgottennessed adj. Drunk past the point of allowing anyone present, including strangers, to remain unremembered. Tessibel was unforgottennessed and learnt the names of every coat in the vestibule. unformalizabilitied adj. Drunk beyond the reach of any orderly account, with events resisting even a provisional taxonomy. Devinne was unformalizabilitied and arranged the receipts according to emotional significance. unformationed adj. Drunk in a way that causes the evening, the conversation, and occasionally the outfit to come apart. Yarethzi grew unformationed and dismantled the sandwich before deciding it was dinner. unformednessed adj. Drunk, with the result that intentions remain pleasantly preliminary and no structure survives their announcement. Khurram was unformednessed and proposed a journey without identifying a destination. unforthcomingnessed adj. A drinker who, by breakfast, has still not disclosed where the missing key went. Ju was unforthcomingnessed over coffee, offering only a solemn gesture towards the garden. unfortunated (/ʌnˈfɔːtjʊnətd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning's toast lands butter-side down by personal appointment. Sophialauren woke unfortunated, discovering the kettle empty and the charger missing. unfortunatenessed adj. The state of being drunk and finding that every remedial measure has selected the wrong drawer. Jeila's unfortunatenessed continued when the headache tablets proved to be mints. unfortuned adj. The condition of a drinker who discovers, at breakfast, that the only clean shirt is damp. Naomh was unfortuned when the shirt on the radiator proved to be yesterday's. unforwardnessed adj. The drunkenness of one who, by morning, is too timid to ask which bedroom is theirs. Latoyer was unforwardnessed and waited quietly beside the wrong bedroom door. unfoundednessed adj. Reduced by drink to suspecting the morning's explanations have no evidence beneath them. Mile was unfoundednessed, blaming the missing shoe on an entirely theoretical burglar. unfragranced adj. Sharpened by drink into a morning presence best approached with a window already open. Roxsand was unfragranced by breakfast and sent everyone towards the nearest window.