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Meanings of
soporific
in English
Portuguese
hipnótico
Catalan
soporífer
Back to the meaning
A drug that induces sleep.
hypnotic
Portuguese
hipnótico
Sleep inducing.
somniferous
soporiferous
hypnagogic
somnific
hypnogogic
Related terms
depressant
Synonyms
Examples for "
somniferous
"
somniferous
soporiferous
hypnagogic
somnific
hypnogogic
Examples for "
somniferous
"
1
His
somniferous
voice tended to send his pupils into a waking doze.
2
Her study of library-cataloguing, recording, books of reference, was easy and not too
somniferous
.
3
Starlight paddling over reflected stars was enchanting, but
somniferous
.
4
He seemed very tired, overcome with
somniferous
stupor.
5
It was of a remarkably
somniferous
character,-thecunning Le Duc had evidently some object in playing thus.
1
At last the
soporiferous
fumes of the wine lulled him into a gentle repose.
2
The garden is also enriched by the cucumber, the
soporiferous
poppy, and the daffodil, and the acanthus.
3
One of these, Erdaviraph, a young but holy prelate, received from the hands of his brethren three cups of
soporiferous
wine.
4
'July l3.- Icannotthink that I have not again imbibed some
soporiferous
drug.
5
"Whence I conclude," said Fritz, addressing himself, "that my orations must be somewhat
soporiferous
.
"
1
On the descent into New York, he half awak- ened, to a
hypnagogic
state.
2
A middle-of-the-night state of consciousness that isn't
hypnagogic
,
either.
3
He can make his voice
hypnagogic
if he wants, keep you totally drunk on it.
4
But there was a moment, that
hypnagogic
shift where the thoughts of the day faded into dream and the guards of rationality fell.
5
The voices I heard-clipped ,angrysyllables- Iascribedto the combination of listening to Eros for hours on end and the
hypnagogic
twilight of my mind.
1
"Note the decentralized structure of the
hypnogogic
state-inducers in the hypothalamus." Typhon comments.
Inducing mental lethargy.
narcotic
Related terms
uninteresting
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.
Other examples for "soporific"
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soporific
Adjective
Frequent collocations
soporific effect
almost soporific
as soporific
so soporific
soporific qualities
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Translations for
soporific
Portuguese
hipnótico
Catalan
soporífer
soporífic
Soporific
through the time
Soporific
across language varieties
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