dozing (Meaning)

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dozing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Doze

While basking in the sun, the cat was dozing peacefully on the patio.
The child tried to stay awake during class, but couldn't resist dozing off midway through.
As the train swayed gently, the passengers dozed off one by one.
The monotonous drone of the speaker sent many audience members dozing in their seats.
Exhausted from a long day, the hiker found a cozy spot under a tree and dozed off immediately.
The warm firelight and gentle crackling of the logs lulled the couple into a state of dozing relaxation.
During the long car ride, the siblings took turns dozing and keeping an eye on the road.
The sweet scent of jasmine wafted through the air, inducing a sense of calm and dozing drowsiness.
The sound of birds chirping and the gentle rustling of leaves was a soothing symphony that sent the weary traveler dozing off.
The rhythmic sound of waves crashing against the shore had a hypnotic effect, causing the beachgoers to dozing off in their beach chairs.

of Doze

resting,sleeping, asleep, slumbering,napping, dormant, at rest, slumbrous, drowsy,nodding

sleepless, conscious, aware, wide-awake, wakeful,awake, conscious, awake, sleepless, wakeful

While basking in the sun, the cat was dozing peacefully on the patio.

The child tried to stay awake during class, but couldn't resist dozing off midway through.

As the train swayed gently, the passengers dozed off one by one.

The monotonous drone of the speaker sent many audience members dozing in their seats.