Somnolence is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SOMNOLENCE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• sleepiness, also SOMNOLENCY
• Alt. of Somnolency
• a very sleepy state
ADJECTIVE:
• causing or suggestive of drowsiness
• abnormally drowsy.
• sleepy; drowsy.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being drowsy; sleepiness

Words related to SOMNOLENCE

somnolences15 somnolent11

Words that contain SOMNOLENCE

somnolences15 insomnolence16 insomnolences17 hypersomnolence27 hypersomnolences28

How to use SOMNOLENCE in a sentence

• The warm room, the excellent food, better cooked than any they had had for seven months, produced a gentle somnolence.
• She felt within her also a tendency to somnolence, the somnolence of satiety, as if she had feasted too copiously off some spicy dish, after too great a hunger.
• The old horse was, in fact, lying on the straw in the somnolence of expiring old age.
• The sermon always represented for him a half hour of somnolence, peopled with his own lively imaginings.
• I think the English mind cuts at life with a dulled edge, and that its energy may be worse than its somnolence.
• If we must go out at unusual hours to get it, we shall go, in spite of after-dinner nap or evening somnolence.
• A CASUAL INTRODUCTION On the South Shore of Long Island, all things incline to a natural somnolence.
• The gnawing of profound discomfort existed side by side with an incredible disposition to somnolence, as though he had been buffeted and worried into drowsiness.
• This constant somnolence, becoming daily more and more frequent, did not alarm either his wife, his blind sister, or his friends, whose medical knowledge was of the slightest.
• This last effort, the flash of an energy now waning, had caused the present weakness and somnolence of the old man.
• It will arrest gastric fermentation when given judiciously as a medicine, though an overdose will bring on somnolence, with a ringing in the ears.
• Even the insect life seemed wrapped in a deep hush of somnolence.
• A lullaby should not have a martial melody, neither should an exhortation to lofty patriotism be given a melody which induces somnolence.
• They were activities which, beside those of a town, a village, or even a farm, would have appeared as the ferment of stagnation merely, a creeping of the flesh of somnolence.
• But after all there must be some check to the inveterate tendency to somnolence in the public offices.
• He departed in a cloud of dust, for still the rain did not fall, and immediately, like the casting of a spell, the peace of a great somnolence descended upon the bungalow.
• Prohack gazed around at the monumental somnolence of the great room, was ignored, and backed out into the hall, meaning to return home.
• As I approach it my pulse is slackened and a delicious somnolence comes over me.
• In this place, between the hours of somnolence, there come hours of illumination and ecstasy.
• For a while she rested and sank to dreamy somnolence, watching the worlds above and wondering.
• They were lethargic, took little notice of their surroundings, slept easily and finally passed into a condition of somnolence in which they took no food and gradually died.

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