sleepless
Common misspellings:
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- sleepness (50.0%)
- sleevless (16.7%)
- sleeples (33.3%)
Usage examples for sleepless:
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Frazier had a sleepless night of it.
"A Trooper Galahad" – Charles King -
All sick men's sleep, we know, Hath open eye; Their quickly ruffling mind Quivers in lightest wind, Sleepless in slumber new danger to spy.
"The Seven Plays in English Verse" – Sophocles -
His nights were sleepless and there were scarcely any intervals of ease or improvement.
"Daniel Webster" – Henry Cabot Lodge -
After having waited for Daniel all the evening of the day before, and after having spent a sleepless night, she had surely expected him to- day, counting the seconds by the beating of her heart, and starting at the noise of every carriage in the street.
"The Clique of Gold" – Emile Gaboriau