som·no·lent ['sɒmnələnt] ADJ
2. somnolent (inducing drowsiness):
- somnolent
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Yet today, many of the people who make a comfortable living as professional conservatives seem as somnolent as the characters in the novel.
www.breitbart.com Belle injects him with an illegal zombie drug, reducing him to somnolent compliance.
en.wikipedia.org A clean sweep was made of the medieval polity surviving in the somnolent local diets and corporations.
en.wikipedia.org The government is tackling the threat with a degree of urgency seldom seen in this somnolent society.
www.independent.co.uk The somnolent widow must have visited every room in the house, and now she was outside in her billowing night dress pale as a banshee.
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