Definitionn. a natural and periodic state of rest during which consciousness of the world is suspended
Last update: September 26, 2015
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The king was in deep slumber. [noun]
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Enormous lingcod seemed to slumber on flat slabs of rock, and well-camouflaged cabezon suddenly appeared in crevices. [Please select]
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VFN549 is parked up and can now slumber peacefully in the yard until Monday morning. [Please select]
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While goaded incessantly by these revengeful impulses that in a savage seldom slumber, the chief was still attentive to his more permanent personal interests. [Please select]
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But the watchfulness of these vigilant protectors neither tired nor slumbered. [Please select]
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Birds, beasts, and man, appeared to slumber alike, if, indeed, any of the latter were to be found in that wide tract of wilderness. [Please select]
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If all things slumbered not, there was at least as marked a pause in life. [Please select]
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Slumber is to be your diet and medicine after that good soup at which you make such a wry face. [Please select]
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"I remember what a happy change one hour of quiet slumber made in Sister Monica, when she was all but dead of a quartan fever." [Please select]
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But my business is with the justice; so let commerce and war go slumber. [Please select]
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The traveller leant back into a corner of the carriage with folded arms, and, with a deep sigh, composed himself for slumber. [Please select]
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