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Definition of insomnia - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
rest problemTECH. medical condition causing sleep difficultiesTECH.
- She was diagnosed with insomnia by her doctor.
- Her insomnia kept her awake all night.
- Insomnia affects millions of people worldwide.
Expressions with insomnia
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rare genetic disorder causing progressive insomnia and neurological issues
Fatal familial insomnia leads to severe sleep loss and cognitive decline..
Origin of insomnia
Latin, in- (not) + somnus (sleep)
Terms with insomnia included in their meaning
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insomnia
unable to fall asleep
insomnia
inability to sleep, often due to stress or anxiety
medical
someone who cannot sleep due to insomnia
sleep disorder
related to or characterized by insomnia
medical
benzodiazepine used to treat insomnia
medical
hypnotic drug formerly used for insomnia
medical
drug used to treat insomnia and anxiety
medical
drug used to treat epilepsy and insomnia
insomnia
in a manner without sleep
medical
medication for insomnia and anxiety, a benzodiazepine sedative
medical
medication used for treating insomnia
medical
individual suffering from insomnia
sleep disruptor
causing or related to insomnia
medical
rare genetic disorder causing progressive insomnia and neurological issues
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- French:insomnie, ...
- German:Schlaflosigkeit, ...
- Italian:insonnia, ...
- Spanish:insomnio, ...
- Portuguese:insónia, ...
- Chinese:失眠症, ...
- Japanese:不眠症, ...
- Arabic:أَرَق, ...
- Hebrew:אִינְסוֹמְנְיָה, ...
- Russian:бессонница, ...
- Ukrainian:безсоння, ...
- Hindi:अनिद्रा, ...
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