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slept

American  
[slept] / slɛpt /

verb

  1. simple past tense and past participle of sleep.


slept British  
/ slɛpt /

verb

  1. the past tense and past participle of sleep

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Other Word Forms

  • underslept adjective

Example Sentences

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On the nights I slept over, he’d bring me matcha lattes in the morning casually like it was no big deal, and every single time, I felt like I’d won an Academy Award.

From Los Angeles Times

Father’s bedroom was directly under mine but at seventy-seven he slept soundly.

From Literature

She slept a lot, listened to the radio, and she read books, lots of books.

From Literature

Drivers sometimes parked outside closed service stations late at night and slept in their cars to be there early when the stations opened in the morning.

From Los Angeles Times

She slept on her feet, and she’d dozed through everything so far.

From Literature