WORD OF THE DAY: Hypnagogic
[hip-nə-GAH-jik] Part of speech: adjective Origin: French, late 19th century Definition: Relating to the state immediately before falling asleep; Encouraging sleep. Examples of hypnagogic in a sentence “He listened to instrumental music to relax into a hypnagogic state. “ “My mom always told me warm milk was hypnagogic, but I’ve never felt sleepy after drinking it.” About Hypnagogic This word might look familiar to you because of its trancelike cousins. The Greek root “hypn” means sleep,
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