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drowsily

[ UK /dɹˈa‍ʊsɪli/ ]
ADVERB
  1. in a drowsy manner
    `Time to get up,' she said drowsily

How To Use drowsily In A Sentence

  • After that, and in the course of it, I was aware, drowsily, that I was falling asleep, and that it was delicious sleep. Chapter 11
  • I toddled drowsily into the kitchen, rubbing the sleep from my eyes and feeling a whole lot better, to find Dolly sitting at the closed door, gazing forlornly out.
  • By degrees, perhaps under the spell of some influence which stirs us when sleeping nature awakens once more to life, I lost myself in reverie, and recalled drowsily Lorimer of the Northwest
  • ‘Whatever you say,’ I replied drowsily, falling into a deep slumber.
  • He knew himself to be Dick Forrest, the master of broad acres, who had fallen asleep hours before after drowsily putting a match between the pages of “Road Town” and pressing off the electric reading lamp. CHAPTER I
  • And as I lay there drowsily, my mind went back to the seven hundred unfortunates I had left waiting for services. THE PEG
  • Mr. Dickenson let me get up and I drowsily stumbled over to my bed on the ground.
  • Then Gletkin would clear his voice and shove his cuffs into place; and Rubashov would rub his pince-nez on his sleeve and nod bewilderedly and drowsily; for he had identified the tempter with that dumb partner whom he had believed already forgotten, and who had no business in this room, of all places: the grammatical fiction ... Autumn
  • “Who are you, and ... where am I?” she asked drowsily. Superhero Nation: how to write superhero novels and comic books » Kuro’s Review Forum
  • Gradually he opened his eyes and the cat mewed before jumping down and shaking its head drowsily.
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