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Meanings of sleepiness in English

Portuguese
sonolência
Catalan
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A very sleepy state.

sonolência
Usage of sleepiness in English
1
One in five from each group said sleepiness had affected their relationships.
Reuters
2
LPS had no effect on reward sensitivity either directly or via sleepiness.
Pubmed
3
Following this nap sleepiness transiently increased peaking prior to the second nap.
Pubmed
4
The afternoon was getting late, and he thought this sudden sleepiness uncanny.
The lord of the rings
5
Non-cognitive tests included sleepiness, REM sleep behavior disorder, depression and anxiety scales.
Pubmed
6
Naps can release the healthy sleepiness that builds up during a day.
The Guardian
7
Excessive daytime sleepiness should not be considered an unavoidable consequence of epilepsy.
Pubmed
8
He blinked against his sleepiness, sipping at the water bottle, humming tunelessly.
Armageddon's Children
9
The crux was just fighting sleepiness- Iwasawake for about 37 hours.
Rock and Ice Magazine
10
There's no feeling of sickness, sleepiness or tiredness, but an unusual hunger.
A warrior's life: a biography of paulo coelho
11
First, the lure into the den might surface through sleep or sleepiness.
Ebony
12
All Sunday afternoon he was struggling valiantly against an almost supernatural sleepiness.
They and I
13
Andrews had felt for some time an uncontrollable sleepiness coming over him.
Three Soldiers
14
He saw the pleasure in the singer's quivering eyes, that sleepiness lifted.
Cry to heaven
15
He shook off his sleepiness at once and stood by Sybil's side.
A Prince of Sinners
16
The maid's face sweats with sleepiness as she slowly hurries to finish.
The book of disquiet
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Translations for sleepiness
Portuguese
sonolência
Sleepiness through the time
Sleepiness across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common