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drunkenness
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drunkenness /drunk·en·ness/ (drung´ken-nes) inebriation.
sleep drunkenness  prolonged transition from sleep to waking, with partial alertness, disorientation, drowsiness, poor coordination, and sometimes excited or violent behavior.
drunk·en·ness (drngk-ns)
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The condition of being delirious with or as if with alcohol; intoxication.
drunkenness The state of acute alcohol-induced inebriation, which is a factor in1⁄2 of the 35,000 MVAs/yr–US; it plays a role in domestic violence, drownings, falls, fires, homelessness, homicides, suicides. See Sleep drunkenness.


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