sleepwalking
Speech parts
1. sleepwalking - Noun
2. sleepwalking - Verb
Meaning
Walking in one's sleep.
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Examples
After crashing painfully while sleepwalking, Randall went to a sleep lab.
At night, in the king's palace at Dunsinane, a doctor and a gentlewoman discuss Lady Macbeth's strange habit of sleepwalking.
Rosalind, who in one scene may be sleepwalking, or may be fully awake but in a schizophrenic break seems to peels the wallpaper of their home.
It is never easy to be Secretary of the Interior, and it’s even tougher when Congress is in the hands of another party, but Babbitt has been sleepwalking in some kind of Alice in Wonderland setting.”
Spurs were bankrupt in the second half, sleepwalking towards a defeat that will stir pessimism among their fans and the damage would have been worse had Richarlison not twice curled past the far post.
Their sleepwalking episodes began to escalate in high school, when they experienced night terrors and insomnia.