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Sleep
Sleep
imp
. of
Sleep
.
Slept
.
Sleep
v. i.
To
take
rest
by a
suspension
of
the
voluntary
exercise
of
the
powers
of
the
body
and
mind
,
and
an
apathy
of
the
organs
of
sense
; to
slumber
.
Sleep
v. i.
To be
careless
,
inattentive
, or
uncouncerned
;
not
to be
vigilant
; to
live
thoughtlessly
.
Sleep
v. i.
To be
dead
; to
lie
in
the
grave
.
Sleep
v. i.
To be, or
appear
to be, in
repose
; to be
quiet
; to be
unemployed
,
unused
, or
unagitated
; to
rest
; to
lie
dormant
; as, a
question
sleeps
for
the
present
;
the
law
sleeps
.
Sleep
v. t.
To be
slumbering
in;
followed
by a
cognate
object
; as, to
sleep
a
dreamless
sleep
.
Sleep
v. t.
To
give
sleep
to; to
furnish
with
accomodations
for
sleeping
; to
lodge
.
Sleep
v. i.
A
natural
and
healthy
,
but
temporary
and
periodical
,
suspension
of
the
functions
of
the
organs
of
sense
, as
well
as of
those
of
the
voluntary
and
rational
soul
;
that
state
of
the
animal
in
which
there
is a
lessened
acuteness
of
sensory
perception
, a
confusion
of
ideas
,
and
a
loss
of
mental
control
,
followed
by a
more
or
less
unconscious
state
.
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