torpify Synonyms
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torpify Meaning
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torpify (v. t.)
To make torpid; to numb, or benumb.
torpify Sentence Examples
- The monotonous hum of the fan torpified my mind, lulling me into a state of semi-consciousness.
- The oppressive heat of the day torpified the city, leaving its inhabitants lethargic and unmotivated.
- The hypnotic rhythm of the ocean's waves torpified our senses, enveloping us in a tranquil embrace.
- The doctor administered a sedative to torpify the patient before surgery, ensuring their comfort and safety.
- The snake's venom torpified its prey, paralyzing it and making it an easy meal.
- The tranquilizer effectively torpified the agitated animal, calming it and reducing its aggression.
- The monotonous work routine torpified our minds, leaving us feeling uninspired and lacking enthusiasm.
- The long car ride torpified us, leaving us drowsy and desiring a nap.
- The warm bath torpified my body, relaxing my muscles and easing my tensions.
- The soothing music torpified my soul, pacifying my anxious thoughts and bringing me a sense of inner peace.
FAQs About the word torpify
To make torpid; to numb, or benumb.
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The monotonous hum of the fan torpified my mind, lulling me into a state of semi-consciousness.
The oppressive heat of the day torpified the city, leaving its inhabitants lethargic and unmotivated.
The hypnotic rhythm of the ocean's waves torpified our senses, enveloping us in a tranquil embrace.
The doctor administered a sedative to torpify the patient before surgery, ensuring their comfort and safety.
