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Meanings of insomniac in English

Catalan
insomne
Spanish
persona sin sueño

Someone who cannot sleep.

insomne

Experiencing or accompanied by sleeplessness.

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Usage of insomniac in English
1
Every insomniac knows the rule that a partner steals the sleep from you.
Masked
2
With the days and insomniac nights, Bellis' numbness began to ebb.
The Scar
3
I used to do insomnia jokes; my first novel is about an insomniac.
The Guardian
4
Lose the insomniac vote, Mr. Roosevelt, and you may well loose the nation.
The new yorker
5
I'm a bit insomniac, which I always put down to working the nights.
Independent.ie
6
An insomniac sparrow passing over an amusement park of a July Fourth evening?
The Great Book of Amber
7
Reacher was no kind of an insomniac, but he didn't feel like sleep.
Nothing to lose
8
Ross, an insomniac, had slept like a baby after seeing Lia.
Second glance
9
And Zack was now, at the ripe old age of eleven, an insomniac.
The strain
10
Somehow unsurprisingly, Vladimir Nabokov was an insomniac, and so woke regularly from his dreams.
The Irish Times
11
He sank back into an insomniac silence, his mind wandering to some distant region.
Blind willow, sleeping woman
12
There's even a travel one, in case there's a wandering bibliophile insomniac on your list.
The Irish Times
13
And the emails continue to flood in with advice for our insomniac friend from Scotland.
The Guardian
14
It will send me to sleep and I'm no insomniac at the best of times.
The Guardian
15
He said it was insomniac rationality that produces monsters.
The Guardian
16
Even if you aren't a diagnosed insomniac, you will benefit from the Sleep Foundation suggestions.
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Catalan
insomne
Insomniac through the time