soporific (Meaning)

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soporific (n)

a drug that induces sleep

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sleep inducing

inducing mental lethargy

The monotonous hum of the fan had a soporific effect on the exhausted child.
The soporific qualities of valerian root helped soothe her anxiety and promote sleep.
The professor's droning lecture had a soporific effect on the students, making them struggle to stay awake.
The warm bath, scented with lavender, had a deeply soporific effect, lulling her into a calming slumber.
The soporific medication prescribed by the doctor temporarily alleviated his insomnia.
The gentle rocking motion of the boat had a soporific effect on the passengers, lulling them to sleep.
The soft glow of the bedside lamp cast a soporific ambiance, conducive to relaxation and sleep.
The excessive use of alcohol can lead to soporific effects, impairing judgment and coordination.
The soporific properties of certain plants have been used for centuries to treat sleep disorders.
The sound of distant waves crashing against the shore had a soporific effect, making it difficult to focus on anything else.

a drug that induces sleep, sleep inducing, inducing mental lethargy

hypnotic, slumbrous, sleepy, opiate, drowsy,soothing, somnolent, somniferous, slumberous, narcotic

rousing,stimulant, stimulant, stimulating, rousing, stimulating, awakening, awakening, arousing, restorative

The monotonous hum of the fan had a soporific effect on the exhausted child.

The soporific qualities of valerian root helped soothe her anxiety and promote sleep.

The professor's droning lecture had a soporific effect on the students, making them struggle to stay awake.

The warm bath, scented with lavender, had a deeply soporific effect, lulling her into a calming slumber.