Definition for Sleep:

• Sleeping.

Synonyms for Sleep:

• n.

  •
  • cater,
  • accommodate,
  • serve,
  • support,
  • feed,
  • house,
  • nourish.
  •
  • drowse,
  • land of Nod,
  • awareness,
  • the arms of Morpheus.
  •death (noun)
  • eternal rest,
  • passing,
  • decease.
  •inactivity (noun)
  • rest.
  •lethargy (noun)
  • torpidity.

• v.

  •rest (verb)
  • fix,
  • becalm,
  • subside,
  • still,
  • stand,
  • settle,
  • stay,
  • vegetate,
  • slumber,
  • wait,
  • calm,
  • quiet,
  • pause,
  • stagnate,
  • tranquilize,
  • mark time.

Antonyms for Sleep:

• n.

  • suspension of consciousness
    activity, action, liveliness, wakefulness, awakening, consciousness, energy.
  • Other antonyms:
    movement, commotion, disquiet, excitement, rush, existence, life span, consciousness, motion, work, sleeplessness, toil, nativity, creation, disturbance, wakefulness, life, immortality, restlessness, insomnia, birth, agitation, lifetime, tumult, rise, strain, origination, unrest, stir.

• v.

  • suspend consciousness
    be active, wake, energize, grow, waken.

Homophones for Sleep:

• sea wolf, sclaff, shelf, slippy, solfa, school phobia, sleeve, saliva, silva, sillabub, solve, sexual love, sulfa, shelve, ski slope, sloppy, slow up, sell off, slub, syllabub, scalp, salvo, self, selva, slab, sloop, slob, sell up, slip away, skylab, slip-up, salve, slave, slip off, schlep, scale leaf, sylva, silvia, sylph, slip, shlep, slipway, scale up, schoolboy, slaphappy, slavey, swell up, slip by, slav, shelfy, swallow up, selloff, slap, shelvy, social phobia, scollop, sulpha, seal off, soil pipe, solvay, salvia, sick leave, sleepy, slope, salpa, slop, slip up, syllabify, salp, sea scallop, sleep off, scallop, slap-up.

Hypernym for Sleep:

• n.

  • state
    shut-eye, orthodox sleep, Nonrapid Eye Movement sleep, Nonrapid Eye Movement, rapid eye movement sleep, rem, rem sleep, Nrem Sleep, rapid eye movement, sleeping, nrem, paradoxical sleep, shuteye.

Hyponym for Sleep:

• n.

  • state
    physiological state, physical condition, physiological condition.

• v.

  • stative
    admit, hold, accommodate.