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View synonyms for half-asleep
half-asleep
adjective
neither fully asleep nor awake
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He began by recounting—in an unusual, half-asleep tone—the attempt on his life.
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I was only half-asleep when the squabbling changed.
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Bits and pieces of memory came together in her mind, moments when she’d been only half-awake or half-asleep and believed she was only dreaming.
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Half-asleep, the 17-year-old was terrified to find her mum Bhoomi Sinhaa in the next room, sobbing and frantic.
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Half-asleep children screamed as they stumbled through the streets with rockets flying overhead.
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