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unveritied adj. Slowed by drink to regard each fresh falsehood as requiring careful, leisurely delivery. unversednessed adj. Drunk and proceeding with the confidence of a beginner who has mistaken ignorance for method. unviabilitied adj. Drunk to the point where every proposed course of action has quietly ceased to be practicable. unvigilanced adj. Drunk enough to surrender watchfulness, including the modest precautions recommended by experience. unvindictivenessed adj. Drunk past the point of maintaining a grudge, and inclined to pardon even the indefensible. unvirilitied adj. Drunk beyond any concern with appearing formidable, and consequently rather easier to reason with. unvirtued adj. Drunk in a way that makes vice appear administratively preferable to virtue. unvirtuousnessed adj. Drunk, with the result that moral shortcomings are displayed without the usual editorial restraint. Maddisyn became unvirtuousnessed and disputed the bill by concealing the receipt. unvitationed (/ʌn.vɪˈteɪ.ʃənd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that produces formal notices excluding oneself from gatherings not yet proposed. unvoicinged adj. Drunk to the extent of surrendering speech altogether, whether from dignity or mechanical failure. unwakefulnessed adj. Drunk on the strength of which consciousness has become an optional appointment. unwalkabilitied adj. Drunk since last orders, and reduced to treating the pavement as an inadmissible mode of transport. unwanteded (/ʌnˈwɒntɪdd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and behaving as though every room had issued a personal rejection. Daishanay became unwanteded and apologised to the coat stand for occupying its vicinity. unwantednessed adj. Drunk by closing time, and carrying oneself with the quiet conviction that the furniture would prefer departure. unwarinessed adj. Still drunk, and accepting every confident assertion as though caution were an optional scholarly apparatus. unwarlikenessed adj. Too drunk to prosecute even a minor disagreement with anything resembling strategic purpose.