doze off
Speech parts
1. doze off - Noun
2. doze off - Verb
Meaning
change from a waking to a sleeping state
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Examples
he always falls asleep during lectures
'Binge-watching Netflix in bed, scrolling through Instagram while wrapped up in the sheets or replying to emails before you doze off is a recipe for disaster as far as sleep is concerned,' Genevieve said.
If excessive noise (or utter silence) makes it difficult for you to doze off, this feature-packed white noise machine might be the key to a better night’s sleep.
You can actually feel her doze off in this track, but it’s also kind of sexy?
They can stay alert with their phones for hours, but doze off as soon as they lay hands on an inspirational book to read.