soporific effect

Frequency: 4.51.2 per million words

describes something that induces or tends to induce sleep.

soporificADJECTIVE + NOUN

Categories:

effect

Examples (10)

  • The monotonous drone of the speaker had a distinct soporific effect on the audience.
  • Many antihistamines are known for their soporific effect, making users drowsy.
  • She hoped the warm bath would have a soporific effect and help her fall asleep.
  • The doctor prescribed a sedative, explaining its strong soporific effect.
  • Despite the vibrant colors, the painting's quiet theme had a surprisingly soporific effect on viewers.
  • Reading a dense academic paper late at night often has a soporific effect on me.
  • The gentle rocking of the boat had an immediate soporific effect on the tired passengers.
  • Some herbal teas are specifically brewed for their natural soporific effect.
  • He tried to resist the soporific effect of the long, uninteresting film, but failed.
  • Be aware that this medication can have a soporific effect, so avoid driving.