drowsiness (Meaning)

Wordnet

drowsiness (n)

a very sleepy state

Webster

State of being drowsy.

No weak antonyms found.

Constant drowsiness was a symptom of the sleeping disorder he was diagnosed with.
The drowsy feeling could not be shaken off, despite the cup of coffee he had earlier.
The long and tiring journey caused a sense of drowsiness to envelop him.
The warm and cozy atmosphere of the room created a drowsy sensation that made it difficult to stay awake.
The drowsiness caused by the antihistamine medication made it hard to concentrate on the task at hand.
The drowsy spell came upon him suddenly, causing him to feel disoriented and lethargic.
The monotonous droning of the lecture induced a drowsy feeling in the students, making it difficult to stay focused.
After a long day of physical activity, he felt a pleasant drowsiness wash over him as he sank into the comfortable bed.
The drowsy haze that hung in the air during the hot summer afternoon contributed to the feeling of lethargy and relaxation.
The drowsiness caused by the fever made it difficult for her to keep her eyes open, despite her best efforts.

a very sleepy stateState of being drowsy.

fatigue, somnolence,sleepiness, sleeping,resting, lethargy, tiredness, weariness, torpor, lassitude

consciousness, insomnia,insomnia, awareness, awareness, consciousness, wakefulness, wakefulness, sleeplessness,sleeplessness

Constant drowsiness was a symptom of the sleeping disorder he was diagnosed with.

The drowsy feeling could not be shaken off, despite the cup of coffee he had earlier.

The long and tiring journey caused a sense of drowsiness to envelop him.

The warm and cozy atmosphere of the room created a drowsy sensation that made it difficult to stay awake.