Pronunciation: /ˈsliːpˌwɔːkɪŋ/
noun a type of sleep disorder characterized by walking or performing other complex behaviors while asleep
A1 Sleepwalking can be dangerous because people are not aware of their actions.
A2 My cousin used to sleepwalk when he was a child, but he eventually grew out of it.
B1 Sleepwalking is more common in children than in adults, but it can still occur in older age groups.
B2 Researchers are still trying to understand the underlying causes of sleepwalking and how to effectively treat it.
C1 Individuals who experience sleepwalking may benefit from cognitive behavioral therapy to help manage their condition.
C2 Some people have reported engaging in complex activities while sleepwalking, such as cooking or driving, which can be extremely dangerous.
verb not applicable
A1 I often sleepwalk when I'm stressed.
A2 My sister used to sleepwalk when she was younger.
B1 The doctor explained that sleepwalking can be caused by stress or anxiety.
B2 He was sleepwalking when he accidentally walked out of the house in the middle of the night.
C1 Some people have been known to drive cars while sleepwalking, which can be extremely dangerous.
C2 The man's sleepwalking episodes became more frequent as he experienced higher levels of stress at work.
adjective not applicable
A1 My sister was sleepwalking last night.
A2 I heard that sleepwalking can be dangerous.
B1 The doctor explained that sleepwalking is a type of parasomnia disorder.
B2 Sleepwalking can occur during non-REM sleep.
C1 Researchers are still studying the underlying causes of sleepwalking.
C2 Individuals who experience sleepwalking episodes may benefit from cognitive behavioral therapy.
adverb not applicable
A1 She walks around the house sleepwalking.
A2 He sometimes does strange things while sleepwalking.
B1 The man was found sleepwalking in the middle of the street.
B2 Despite sleepwalking, she managed to complete her daily tasks.
C1 The doctor explained the dangers of sleepwalking and recommended seeking treatment.
C2 His sleepwalking episodes became more frequent and concerning over time.
pronoun not applicable
A1 Sleepwalking is when someone walks around while still asleep.
A2 I heard that sleepwalking can be dangerous because people might hurt themselves.
B1 My sister used to sleepwalk when she was younger, but she grew out of it.
B2 Sleepwalking is considered a type of parasomnia, which is a sleep disorder.
C1 Researchers are still studying the causes and potential treatments for sleepwalking.
C2 Individuals who experience sleepwalking episodes may benefit from cognitive behavioral therapy to address underlying issues.
preposition not applicable
A1 I sometimes sleepwalk when I am very tired.
A2 My sister has a tendency to sleepwalk during stressful periods.
B1 Sleepwalking can be dangerous if proper precautions are not taken.
B2 The doctor advised the patient to avoid sleepwalking triggers such as sleep deprivation.
C1 The sleepwalking phenomenon has fascinated researchers for centuries.
C2 There are various theories about the causes of sleepwalking, but none have been definitively proven.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I woke up in the living room, sleepwalking.
A2 She often does strange things while sleepwalking.
B1 Sleepwalking can be a dangerous behavior if not properly managed.
B2 The doctor explained the risks associated with sleepwalking.
C1 His sleepwalking episodes have become more frequent lately, causing concern.
C2 The research study delved into the neurological mechanisms behind sleepwalking.
interjection not applicable
A1 Sleepwalking! Be careful not to bump into anything.
A2 Hey, sleepwalking! Wake up before you walk into a wall.
B1 Sleepwalking can be dangerous if not properly managed.
B2 Sleepwalking, a phenomenon that still puzzles scientists.
C1 I once witnessed someone sleepwalking in the middle of the night.
C2 Sleepwalking is a rare occurrence but can have serious consequences if not addressed.
article not applicable
A1 Sleepwalking is when someone walks around and performs activities while asleep.
A2 My sister has a habit of sleepwalking, so we have to make sure all the doors are locked at night.
B1 Sleepwalking can be dangerous as the person is not aware of their actions and can potentially harm themselves.
B2 There are cases where people have driven cars while sleepwalking, putting themselves and others at risk.
C1 Sleepwalking is a parasomnia disorder that occurs during non-REM sleep, usually in the first few hours of falling asleep.
C2 Research suggests that sleepwalking may be linked to genetics and certain medical conditions, such as sleep apnea.
formal Sleepwalking, also known as somnambulism, is a sleep disorder characterized by walking or performing other complex behaviors while asleep.
informal My brother has a habit of sleepwalking at night and always ends up in the kitchen looking for snacks.
slang I heard that some people have been sleepwalking after taking that new medication.
figurative Sometimes I feel like I'm sleepwalking through life, just going through the motions without really being present.
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