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Meanings of slumberous in English
Usage of slumberous in English
1
But his thoughts were gradually getting too busy for this slumberous state.
2
The soft background hum of the camp blended into a slumberous blur.
3
A solemn twilight, heavy and oppressive, was closing a dull, slumberous day.
4
The roo-hooing of the pigeons fills the whole place with a slumberous sound.
5
Through the slumberous summer air came the whir of the machine.
6
Facts are the poorest and most slumberous evidences of passion or of affection.
7
Thus, we looked upon the face of the slumberous deeps, and were alone.
8
Clara drew back her head, and he saw the slumberous fire in her eyes.
9
Back of the innocence lay some hint of slumberous passion.
10
The few remaining shopkeepers wore an air of slumberous benevolence.
11
A clear shrill whistle rang through the slumberous summer air.
12
A flood of sunshine fell upon the slumberous, shining river.
13
If the War Office was too lively, this place was too slumberous by half.
14
She blinked once, slumberous and slow, as she rolled to her side facing him.
15
Over all a warm but softened sunshine melted down from a slumberous autumnal sky.
16
Eyes half veiled by slumberous tears, like bluest water seen through mists of rain
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