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slumberous

[sluhm-ber-uhs, sluhm-bruhs] / ˈslʌm bər əs, ˈslʌm brəs /




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Richie's first new album in 10 years is also a rather slumberous affair, one whose title, Louder than Words, belies its content.

From Time Magazine Archive

So powerfully does Author O'Donnell evoke the slumberous qualities in his scene that readers may often find their eyes closing softly, their breathing growing regular and even, the book slipping from their nerveless fingers.

From Time Magazine Archive

But even as the city was modernized, Stalingrad's color and flavor still derived from the life teeming on the many-storied landing stages of the broad, slumberous Volga.

From Time Magazine Archive

After a slumberous afternoon in which the gallery attendants glared at dozers,* the bill came to passage.

From Time Magazine Archive

Sometimes I suspect that public pronouncements and suffrage manifestoes have had very much less to do with modern upheavals than these slumberous protests against the multiplicity of errands and the intricacies of the kitchen range.

From The Intelligence of Woman by George, Walter Lionel