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Antonyms:
wake
Often used in the same context:
nap,
doze,
unrefreshed,
snore,
snooze,
bed,
awake,
shuteye,
rem sleep,
asleep,
sleeplessness,
bedtime,
insomnia,
restfully,
sleepiness,
zzz,
snorers,
circadian rhythm,
catnaps,
wakeful,
dreamless,
zzzz,
oversleep,
nrem sleep,
drowsy,
cuddle,
melatonin,
waking,
circadian,
sweats,
sleepers,
naptime,
kip,
polysomnogram,
insomniacs,
eat,
meditate,
sleep apnea,
hypersomnia,
nrem,
overate,
colicky,
perspire,
apnea,
vegetate,
urinate,
hallucinate,
relax,
sleepyheads,
jet lag,
cataplexy,
fidgetiness,
bedwetter,
slumbers,
forty winks,
stomachache,
tiredness,
alertness,
grogginess,
sleeping pill,
bathe,
vomiting,
bedmate,
unrested,
drowse,
couch,
sleeping bag,
bunk,
enuresis,
breathing,
hibernate,
awakenings,
arousal,
sleepwalker,
overtired,
vegging,
alarm clock,
ambulate,
sedated,
bathroom,
recumbency,
hypnotics,
bedrest,
destress,
carsick,
bassinette,
advil,
irritability,
ovulate,
whiling,
stomach ache,
hungover,
unconsciousness,
bathtime,
doxepin hydrochloride,
backache,
narcolepsy,
nocturnal,
lovemaking,
wakeup,
nookie,
overexert,
slumber,
rest,
sleeper,
sleeping,
repose,
sleeps,
walking,
naps,
siesta,
mastication,
quiet,
trance,
steaming,
chewing,
psychophysiologic,
menstrual,
neurobehavioral,
phonatory,
interictal,
circulatory,
developmental,
neuropsychiatric,
psychophysiological,
electroencephalographic,
hormonal,
ictal,
attachment,
cardiorespiratory,
diarrheal,
endocrinological,
menopausal,
panic
More specific:
aestivate,
arouse,
awake,
awaken,
beauty sleep,
bundle,
catch a wink,
catnap,
come alive,
dream,
estivate,
hibernate,
hole up,
nap,
nonrapid eye movement sleep,
nrem sleep,
oversleep,
paradoxical sleep,
practice bundling,
rapid eye movement sleep,
rem sleep,
saw logs,
saw wood,
shuteye,
sleeping,
sleep in,
sleep late,
snore,
wake,
waken,
wake up
Appears in the definition of:
.,
5-hydroxytryptamine,
aestivate,
arousal,
arouser,
asleep,
asleepp,
at resta,
awakep,
back,
beauty sleep,
bed,
bed-ground,
bed-hop,
bed-wetting,
bedground,
bedhop,
bed ground,
berceuse,
biogenic,
brumal,
bruxism,
bundle,
by chance,
cabin,
call,
carrycot,
catch,
catnap,
cat sleep,
cot death,
cover,
cradlesong,
crapulent,
crash,
crawl in,
crib death,
crooning,
delta rhythm,
delta wave,
disturbed,
doriden,
doss,
doss down,
double,
doze,
dream,
dreaming,
dreamless,
drowse,
drugged,
effect,
enhanced,
estivate,
excuse,
famished,
feign,
fitful,
forty winks,
glutethimide,
good,
go to bed,
go to sleep,
heavy,
hibernate,
hit the hay,
hit the sack,
hold down,
hole up,
hypnagogic,
hypnagogue,
hypnogenesis,
hypnogogic,
hypnoid,
hypnopedia,
hypnos,
hypnosis,
hypnotic,
inducement,
infant death,
insomnia,
insomniac,
interrupted,
jet lag,
kip,
kip down,
light,
lullaby,
major depressive episode,
moaning,
morpheus,
nap,
narcolepsy,
narcoleptic,
noctambulist,
nocturnal emission,
nonrapid eye movement,
nonrapid eye movement sleep,
nrem,
nrem sleep,
oblivion,
orthodox sleep,
oversleep,
palatopharyngoplasty,
paradoxical sleep,
pavor nocturnus,
perchance,
ppp,
practice bundling,
profound,
rapid eye movement,
rapid eye movement sleep,
redeye,
redeye flight,
rem,
rem sleep,
reticular formation,
retire,
rf,
roost,
rouser,
sack out,
saw logs,
saw wood,
sedative-hypnotic,
sedative-hypnotic drug,
serotonin,
settled,
short sleep,
shuteye,
sids,
silence,
sleep-learning,
sleeplessly,
sleeplessness,
sleepless person,
sleepwalk,
sleepwalker,
sleep apnea,
sleep disorder,
sleep in,
sleep late,
sleep off,
sleep over,
sleep terror disorder,
snooze,
snore,
snoring,
somnambulate,
somnambulist,
somniferous,
somnific,
soporiferous,
soporific,
sound,
such that,
sudden infant death syndrome,
tingling,
trance,
turn in,
uneasy,
uninterrupted,
uppp,
uvulopalatopharyngoplasty,
vegetation,
wakeful,
wakefulness,
wakeless,
waker,
wedding night,
worry
More general:
amount of time,
contain,
death,
hold,
period,
period of time,
physiological state,
repose,
rest,
take,
time period
Synonyms:
catch some z's,
eternal rest,
eternal sleep,
kip,
log z's,
nap,
quietus,
rest,
slumber
Also try:
— Nouns for sleep:
deprivation,
apnea,
disturbance,
wake,
research,
disorders,
paralysis,
res,
walking,
loss,
disorder,
more...
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