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Meaning of somnambulate
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somnambulate (v)
walk in one's sleep
somnambulate Sentence Examples
- The somnambulist emerged from her slumber, unaware of her nocturnal wanderings.
- The patient's somnambulatory episodes were a source of both concern and amusement.
- The amnesiac had no memory of his somnambulating adventures.
- The somnambulist's eyes were glazed and unfocused, indicative of a deeply altered state.
- The sleepwalking child somnambulated through the house, oblivious to the commotion around him.
- The somnambulist possessed a remarkable ability to navigate complex environments while asleep.
- The therapist employed a variety of techniques to reduce the frequency of sleepwalking, including hypnosis and cognitive-behavioral therapy.
- The somnambulist's dream-life was vivid and chaotic, often influencing his nocturnal actions.
- The somnambulist's nocturnal wanderings were often characterized by repetitive and ritualistic behaviors.
- The somnambulist's condition was a fascinating window into the complexities of the sleeping mind.
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walk in one's sleep
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The somnambulist emerged from her slumber, unaware of her nocturnal wanderings.
The patient's somnambulatory episodes were a source of both concern and amusement.
The amnesiac had no memory of his somnambulating adventures.
The somnambulist's eyes were glazed and unfocused, indicative of a deeply altered state.
