Drowsiness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DROWSINESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being drowsy
• a feeling of being sleepy and lethargic; sleepiness
• State of being drowsy.
• a very sleepy state
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• ready to fall asleep; inducing or tending to induce sleep; indolent, lethargic

Words related to DROWSINESS

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Words that contain DROWSINESS

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How to use DROWSINESS in a sentence

• Having lost so much sleep the night before, a great drowsiness fell on John Thomas, and curling himself up in the hay, he sank into a sweet, sound sleep.
• With an effort Howland overcame his drowsiness and dragged himself to a sitting posture, knowing that he should undress and go to bed.
• When she shook the drowsiness from her eyes, the sun was shining through the window.
• Every appearance of drowsiness deserted the people of both vessels, and every one was instantly busy in making sail.
• Everything that had passed seemed like a confusing dream to her, so dreadful, so terrifying that she was amazed to feel herself, in spite of it, overcome with drowsiness.
• INACTIVITY or SLOTH occasions a universal languor, dulness, stupor, and drowsiness of the mind, and thence of the body, 207.
• I felt the drowsiness gain upon me, and I was glad.
• Almost at the same time I felt myself irresistibly overcome by drowsiness, and was very soon fast asleep.
• How long I remained buried in this drowsiness I cannot judge, but, when I woke, the sun seemed sinking towards the horizon.
• I was thinking what could have caused his irresistible drowsiness, when I felt my brain becoming stupefied.
• The voice of his friend and the warmth of the sun combined to produce a pleasant drowsiness to which the Chevalier yielded, gratefully.
• At times during the day her eyes had closed through drowsiness, but she had always aroused with a start.
• XIII A feeling of oppression and drowsiness overcame Edna during the service.
• When the man was gone he told me of an agony behind his eyes that now stabbed and now laid him in a drowsiness.
• In spite of my drowsiness, however, when I was once in bed and the light was out I could not at once sleep.
• The heavy drowsiness of a mid-winter noon had depopulated her booths and bazaars and quieted the quaint traffic of her squares.
• The beauty of the picture impressed itself on Masanath, in spite of her drowsiness.
• I felt a little relieved, but drowsiness came on again.
• His momentary ferocity, when he fastened on my bleeding forearm, had been a gust only, and after it he sank deeper and deeper into drowsiness.
• The mere grateful touch of the dry garments induced an extraordinary drowsiness.
• She suffered no pain and felt no fears, but meeting my eyes whenever she opened her own, or came out of the drowsiness which possessed her, thanked God, I think, and was content.
• Then, as drowsiness stole on him, he thought of the five years gone since last he had yielded to that feeling, and started up, afraid to sleep.
• How long this drowsiness lasted he could not tell, when he was awakened by a lively sensation of coolness.
• We drove off in that silence which comes with the drowsiness that follows excitement, especially along toward morning.
• Hare had a sensation of extreme lassitude, a deep drowsiness which permeated even to his bones.
• And to these ought to be added activity, and a due amount of strength, with much caution and diligence, nor should she be given to drowsiness or impatience.
• Under its soothing influence she might have slept, a blessed drowsiness was stealing over her, when suddenly there flashed through her being a swift warning of approaching danger.
• The drowsiness resulting from snow creeps over a man like a dim tide.
• He had slept for hours, evidently, having fallen asleep through sheer, uncontrollable drowsiness.
• He ate heartily of the supper, which Will hoped would choke him, and passing from drowsiness to drunken slumber, soon tumbled from his chair.
• And you will explain, if necessary, her drowsiness to the General.
• A good part of the time she was occupied in fighting off, fiercely, an almost overwhelming drowsiness.

Similar words containing DROWSINES without suffix s

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