Advanced as in drop off To be in a state of light sleep or to doze, often associated with a sense of rest. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Drowse'
Despite her efforts to stay awake, the late-night study session caused her to drowse at her desk.
The quiet ambiance of the library made it easy for the tired student to drowse while reading.
The gentle rocking of the boat made her drowse off, lulled by the rhythmic sounds of the waves.
The warm, dimly lit room made it easy for the yoga class participants to drowse into a deep state of relaxation during meditation.
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