slee Antonyms
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Meaning of slee
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slee (v. t.)
To slay.
slee Sentence Examples
- The man slept soundly, his snores echoing through the silent room.
- The child was exhausted from playing and fell into a deep slee.
- The insomniac tossed and turned in bed, unable to find a comfortable position to slee.
- The newlyweds spent their first night of married life in a cozy slee.
- The hikers slept in a tent under the stars, lulled to slee by the sound of crickets.
- The lost puppy curled up in a pile of blankets and fell into a peaceful slee.
- The nursing mother rocked her baby back and forth, singing a lullaby to help him slee.
- The elderly woman nodded off in her chair, her glasses slipping down her nose.
- The student slept through his alarm, waking up late and missing his exam.
- The coma patient remained in a deep slee, unresponsive to stimuli.
FAQs About the word slee
To slay.
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The man slept soundly, his snores echoing through the silent room.
The child was exhausted from playing and fell into a deep slee.
The insomniac tossed and turned in bed, unable to find a comfortable position to slee.
The newlyweds spent their first night of married life in a cozy slee.
