drowsing Synonyms
drowsing Meaning
drowsing (s)
half asleep
drowsing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Drowse
drowsing Sentence Examples
- The cat was drowsing in the sunlit windowsill, its whiskers twitching occasionally.
- The students were drowsing in the warm classroom, their heads nodding as the teacher droned on.
- The old man was drowsing in his armchair, his pipe clutched loosely in his hand.
- The hiker was drowsing by the campfire, the gentle crackling of the flames lulling him to sleep.
- The baby was drowsing in her crib, her tiny fists clenched and her breath coming in soft, slow puffs.
- The dog was drowsing at the foot of the bed, its tail thumping rhythmically against the floor.
- The fisherman was drowsing in his boat, the gentle rocking of the waves lulling him to sleep.
- The traveler was drowsing in the train, the rhythmic clickety-clack of the wheels soothing his tired mind.
- The bee was drowsing on a daisy, its pollen-covered legs twitching slightly.
- The flowers were drowsing in the summer heat, their petals drooping slightly.
FAQs About the word drowsing
half asleepof Drowse
dozing,napping, resting, slumbering, snoozing, lying,relaxing, catnapping,kipping, reposing
awakening, arousing, arising, rising, uprising, arising, waking (up), arousing, waking (up), rousing
The cat was drowsing in the sunlit windowsill, its whiskers twitching occasionally.
The students were drowsing in the warm classroom, their heads nodding as the teacher droned on.
The old man was drowsing in his armchair, his pipe clutched loosely in his hand.
The hiker was drowsing by the campfire, the gentle crackling of the flames lulling him to sleep.
