slumbered
ˈslʌmbərd
Definition

Definition of slumbered - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

inactiveRarein a state of inactivityRare
  • The project remained slumbered for months.
  • The old factory slumbered, waiting for new investors.
  • The volcano slumbered, showing no signs of eruption.
dormant inactive
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Origin of slumbered

Middle English, slumberen (to sleep lightly)

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  1. French:en sommeil, ...
  2. German:inaktiv, ...
  3. Italian:dormiente, ...
  4. Spanish:dormido, ...
  5. Portuguese:adormecido, ...
  6. Chinese:休眠的, ...
  7. Japanese:休止状態, ...
  8. Arabic:خامِد, ...
  9. Hebrew:רָדוּם, ...
  10. Russian:неактивный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:неактивний, ...
  12. Hindi:निष्क्रिय, ...
slumber
ˈslʌmbər

Definition of slumber - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
sleepnatural state of rest during sleep
  • The baby was in a peaceful slumber.
doze nap sleep
2.
light sleepvery light state of sleep
  • He drifted into a slumber on the couch.
doze nap
3.
ignoranceRarestate of ignorance or inactionRare
  • The city awoke from its economic slumber.
doze nap sleep

Verb

intr.
1.
light sleepsleep lightly or restfully
  • She would often slumber peacefully on the couch..
doze nap
2.
sleepspend time sleeping
  • He slumbered the afternoon away.
doze nap sleep
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Expressions with slumber

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social gathering where participants stay overnight at one home, primarily for children
The kids were excited for the slumber party at Jenny's house..
wake someone up from sleep
The loud noise aroused him from slumber.

Origin of slumber

Middle English, slumeren (to sleep lightly)

Examples of slumber in a sentence

  • His gentle slumber was undisturbed by the noise outside.
  • A brief slumber refreshed her mind.
  • The cat fell into a slumber by the window.
  • The nation is slowly emerging from its political slumber.
  • His mind was in a slumber, unaware of the changes around him.
  • The baby would slumber in his crib every afternoon.

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  1. French:sommeil, sommeiller, ...
  2. German:Schlummer, schlummern, ...
  3. Italian:sonno, sonnecchiare, ...
  4. Spanish:sueño, reposar, ...
  5. Portuguese:sono, cochilar, ...
  6. Chinese:睡眠, 安睡, ...
  7. Japanese:眠り, うたた寝する, ...
  8. Arabic:نَوْم, غَفَا, ...
  9. Hebrew:תַּרְדֵּמָה, לְנַמְנֵם, ...
  10. Russian:сон, дремать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сон, дрімати, ...
  12. Hindi:नींद, ऊँघना, ...

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