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sleepiness

[ UK /slˈiːpɪnəs/ ]
[ US /ˈsɫipinəs/ ]
NOUN
  1. a very sleepy state
    sleepiness causes many driving accidents

How To Use sleepiness In A Sentence

  • It's the shinning light in all the coughing, sleepiness, and croupiness. Why I know I should really be a fifties housewife
  • They have a tranquillising effect, without necessarily causing sleepiness.
  • Even a half-second response delay suggests a lapse into sleepiness, known as a microsleep. NYT > Home Page
  • You crick open an eye and shiver, shaking off the sleepiness.
  • Lack of shuteye increased sadness, anger and sleepiness, but reduced energy. The Sun
  • People do not necessarily associate fatigue and sleepiness with falling asleep.
  • In order to fight with this sleepiness, he even went to extremes, stabbing his thigh with an stabber every time when he began to be sleepy.
  • He was tempted to stay up and think about what Bob had told him but sleepiness overcame him and he went up to bed. THREE IN ONE
  • Various subjective measures of fatigue and sleepiness have been developed.
  • When his sleepiness clears from his vision, he sees his naked body, floating but restrained by unseen bonds.
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