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asleep /əˈsliːp/  

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  • adjective
    not used before a noun
    in a state of sleep :sleeping
    Are you asleep? No, I'm awake.
    He tries to clean up the house while the kids are asleep.
    The cats are asleep on the floor.
    She was still asleep at noon.
    When people are fast asleep or sound asleep, they are sleeping very deeply.
    It was late at night and everyone was fast asleep.
    One moment she was sound asleep, the  she was wide awake!
    If you are half asleep, you are very tired and not completely awake.
    We were still half asleep when we went to school the  morning.
    lacking any feeling
    If a part of your body (such as a foot or leg) is asleep, it is not able to feel anything for a brief time, usually because you have kept it in an awkward position for too long.
    My foot's asleep.
    fall asleep
    to begin sleeping
    She fell asleep during the movie.
    I woke up and I couldn't fall back asleep. [=I couldn't go to sleep again]