somnolences (Meaning)

somnolences

the state of being sleepy or ready to fall asleep, the quality or state of being drowsy

No weak antonyms found.

The meeting dragged on, inducing an inevitable somnolence among the attendees.
As the warm breeze graced her face, she succumbed to a gentle somnolence.
The monotonous hum of the fan lulled her into a state of somnolence.
After a heavy meal, the students experienced an overwhelming somnolence.
The monotonous drone of the lecturer's voice cast a somnolence over the classroom.
The scent of lavender and chamomile wafted through the room, inducing a soothing somnolence.
As dusk crept in, a sense of somnolence enveloped the forest.
The gentle rocking of the boat evoked a pleasant somnolence.
The warm summer sun and the rippling waves created a somnolence that was hard to resist.
The soft glow of the bedside lamp cast a comforting somnolence upon the weary sleeper.

the state of being sleepy or ready to fall asleep, the quality or state of being drowsy

drowsiness, sleeping, fatigue,sleepiness, slumbering, doziness,lethargy, resting, tiredness, sluggishness

consciousness, wakefulness,insomnia,awareness, sleeplessness,

The meeting dragged on, inducing an inevitable somnolence among the attendees.

As the warm breeze graced her face, she succumbed to a gentle somnolence.

The monotonous hum of the fan lulled her into a state of somnolence.

After a heavy meal, the students experienced an overwhelming somnolence.