out of it
- addled phr.
- asleep phr.
- detached phr.
- disjointed phr.
- drowsy phr.
- drugged phr.
- forgetful phr.
- groggy phr.
- hopped-up phr.
- incurious phr.
- lazy phr.
- lethargic phr.
- listless phr.
- mindless phr.
- nodding phr.
- old-fashioned phr.
- passé phr.
- sleepy phr.
- slumberous phr.
- somnifacient phr.
- somniferous phr.
- somnific phr.
- somnolent phr.
- stuporous phr.
- unaware phr.
- uninformed phr.
- unknowing phr.
Example Sentences
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For clients caught in a negative spiral, Mr. Schore suggests a “pity party”: designating a set amount of time to wallow in misery before snapping out of it and returning to productive behavior.
From The Wall Street Journal ● Sep. 17, 2026
I decided, at about six years old, that this game was mine, and no one has ever managed to talk me out of it.
From Salon ● Sep. 9, 2026
"A lot of Australians appreciate the algorithm, both for the enjoyment they get out of it or the utility they get out of it," Communications Minister Anika Wells told national broadcaster ABC.
From Barron's ● Sep. 7, 2026
"Every time we go and see a play, it's not about the boys skipping out of it going, 'I want to be the next Billy Elliot'," he says.
From BBC ● Sep. 6, 2026
This couch had a bunch of big bites taken out of it by hungry nanuqs.
From "Two Degrees" by Alan Gratz
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