Soporific

Pronunciation: /ˈsɑpˈɔɹiˈfaɪˈsi/

Soporific (adjective)

  1. Causing a person to feel sleepy or drowsy.
  2. Very boring or dull, making someone want to sleep.

Examples

  • The warm milk had a soporific effect on the child.
  • The gentle music was surprisingly soporific.

Common collocations: soporific effect, soporific influence, soporific lecture, soporific story, take a soporific

Soporific (noun)

  1. A drug or substance that makes people sleepy.

Examples

  • The doctor prescribed a soporific to help with insomnia.
  • Herbal teas can act as a natural soporific.

Synonyms of Soporific

Formal

Neutral

Antonyms of Soporific

  • describing substances or activities