insobriety

There are claims and counterclaims, accusations of jealousy, insobriety, fake social media accounts.

He also doesn’t fully reconcile Maclean’s near-constant insobriety with his talent for both his taxing jobs.

Had he the foresight to make himself the colorful and combative public figure Jonson was — jailed several times, famed for insobriety, sometime friend and sometime foe of the mighty names of his age — we would not be plagued by the rankling theories of the Oxfordians that still clamor today.

Insobriety, in-so-brī′e-ti, n. want of sobriety.

The actor grew moody, splenetic, and gave way to insobriety.