Definition of «sleepy»

Sleepy means feeling drowsy or tired, often to the point where one is inclined to fall asleep. It can be caused by a lack of sleep, exhaustion, boredom, or other factors that make someone feel lethargic and unenergetic.

Usage examples

  1. I woke up feeling very sleepy this morning.
  2. After a long day of work, I always feel sleepy in the evening.
  3. I struggle to stay awake during boring meetings and often feel sleepy.
  4. After a hearty meal, I usually feel sleepy and take a short nap.
  5. The rhythmic sound of rain on the windows made me feel sleepy and relaxed.
  6. Long road trips make me sleepy, so I usually take turns driving with someone else.
  7. I have a hard time falling asleep if I'm not feeling sleepy beforehand.
  8. Sometimes, a cup of warm milk or chamomile tea helps me feel sleepy at night.

Sentences with «sleepy»

  • Some fine sandy beaches are to be found here; the quiet ones near sleepy towns as well as the more lively ones besides large resorts with all facilities. (zestinatote.com)
  • I started using sleepy portfolio a couple of years ago with half of the money. (canadiancapitalist.com)
  • The season of sleepy babies between us is gone already. (sarahbessey.com)
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