Inebriation (noun)

1. The state of being drunk.
2. Intoxication with alcohol or another drug.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from latin inebriat- "made drunk", from the verb inebriare, from in- "into" + ebrius "drunk".

Examples:

1. The police took him into custody due to his extreme inebriation.
2. Her inebriation was so bad that she could hardly stand up.
3. Inebriation led to him losing his job.
4. The inebriation of the drivers is the cause of many accidents on the road.
5. The young man was brought to the hospital for alcohol inebriation.