drowsy
1 of 1adjective/ˈdraʊzi/
Forms:drowsier,drowsiest
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feeling very sleepy
- After a heavy lunch, she felt drowsy and struggled to keep her eyes open at her desk.
- The warm, dimly lit room made him feel drowsy, and he soon drifted off to sleep.
- The monotonous lecture made the students drowsy, despite their efforts to stay awake.
- The medication she took for her allergies made her drowsy, so she avoided driving.
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feeling disinterested
- The long and monotonous lecture left the students feeling drowsy and unengaged.
- The repetitive nature of the task made him drowsy, struggling to maintain focus.
- The slow-paced meeting had a drowsy effect on the participants, leading to yawning and glazed expressions.
- The tedious paperwork made her feel drowsy, longing for a more stimulating task.
- The uninspired training session led to a drowsy atmosphere among the employees.
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