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Meanings of soporific in English
Usage of soporific in English
1
Maybe McFarlane's Scots growl just conveys greater determination than Jenkins's soporific slogans.
2
The mere sight of them sparks memories of interminable, soporific biology lessons.
3
It was almost soporific, the hauling of the oars, forward and back.
4
The next time you smell mignonette, think of it as a soporific.
5
Awake, she felt sorry for herself, and sorrow, no soporific, induced sorrow.
6
He has all the signs of a soporific person; but who knows?
7
Henry was lank and soporific, and not inclined to rush his business.
8
A comfortable chair, and moon-light, and a German lullaby are soporific influences.
9
With early autumn arrives the mildly soporific aroma of freshly cut hay.
10
Are there not soporific dreams and sweet deliriums more soothing than Reason?
11
Even the old German in the back row seemed plunged in soporific inattention.
12
The question of livening up the soporific proceedings had been raised.
13
Needless to say, this could become soporific in the wrong hands.
14
They merged into one whisper, eschewing all outside noise, almost soporific in rhythm.
15
The medicine must be a soporific as well as a febrifuge.
16
Evidently soporific substances had been mixed with the food we had just taken.
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United Kingdom
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