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"drowsier" Synonyms
sluggisher sleepier heavier dozier snoozier yawnier wearier groggier dopier lazier more lethargic more torpid more listless more languid more tired more languorous more somnolent more dopey more slumberous more lifeless dreamier quieter peacefuller more soporific more somniferous more hypnotic more narcotic more sedative more slumbrous more calmative more somnific more soothing more restful More
"drowsier" Antonyms
perkier livelier more awake more alert more attentive more aware more awakened more observant more insomnolent more restless more astir more alive more watchful more wakeful more heedful more vigilant more sleepless more cognizant more conscious more waking brisker healthfuller fresher healthier more intoxicating more stimulating more tonic more refreshing more exhilarating more salubrious more fascinating more exciting more rousing more cordial more hyper more stimulative more electrifying more heartening more uplifting

4 Sentences With "drowsier"

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I wave it off with the reminder that I'd be much drowsier if I hadn't.
Antihistamines are all pretty much the same—it's not been found that one works better than another—though Zyrtec and "older generation antihistamines" like Benadryl (diphenhydramine) can make you drowsier.
I was raised in one of the city's drowsier corners, near enough, via my parents' white Corolla, to goodly expanses of both bushland and beach, where the air smelled of exactly five things on rotation (Banana Boat sunscreen, mildewed neoprene, frangipani, eucalypt, vinegar-doused fries).
"Opioids act on the central nervous system and often have a sedating effect, so people may feel drowsier after taking opioids or may experience reduced motor functioning, which may cause them to lose their balance and become more at risk of falls," Saloner said by email.

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