Pronunciation: /sliːp wɪð/
noun A person or animal's state of rest during which the body is inactive and unconscious
A1 I sleep with my teddy bear every night for comfort.
A2 She likes to sleep with the window open to get fresh air.
B1 The baby refuses to sleep with any blanket except his favorite one.
B2 It's important to have a comfortable mattress to sleep with for a good night's rest.
C1 Some people believe it is healthier to sleep with a weighted blanket for anxiety relief.
C2 The luxury hotel offers a variety of pillows to choose from to sleep with for ultimate comfort.
verb To rest in such a state
A1 I sleep with my teddy bear every night.
A2 She sleeps with a night light on because she is afraid of the dark.
B1 He sleeps with his phone next to his bed in case of emergencies.
B2 They slept with the windows open to let in the cool breeze.
C1 The hotel room had a luxurious king-sized bed to sleep with plenty of space.
C2 After a long day of hiking, they slept with exhaustion in their bones.
preposition Indicates the action of sleeping in close proximity or in the same bed with someone
A1 I sleep with my teddy bear every night.
A2 She is afraid to sleep with the lights off.
B1 It is important to sleep with a good mattress for proper back support.
B2 Some people prefer to sleep with a fan on for white noise.
C1 The hotel room had a beautiful view of the ocean, perfect for sleeping with the sound of waves.
C2 He always sleeps with his phone next to him in case of emergencies.
formal It is inappropriate to sleep with someone you are not in a committed relationship with.
informal I heard that Sarah slept with her coworker after the office party.
slang I can't believe he slept with his best friend's ex-girlfriend!
figurative Sometimes it feels like I am sleeping with my worries, they never seem to leave me alone.
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