soporific

That was the only big play of a soporific contest.

How these soporific molecules work is still not really known.

Which is not to say that his paintings and works on paper are in any way soporific.

It may have to do with the game's soporific opening sequence.

In the face of my soporific struggle, no sacrifice is too great.

We know that drug; the soporific effect lasts for days.

I gave him a soporific just now, he'll sleep awhile.

If a soporific sentiment is hit upon, it must be repeated.

The performance on Wednesday was highly characterized and anything but soporific.

"Just a soporific in the milk she always had by her bed.

He works with a painter's eye, and the results are always satisfying, never soporific.

In the distance she could hear the soporific music.

Finish that soporific so you can box it up for me."

TV is a great soporific, often much needed as an escape, but it isn't good for you.

But experts say the soporific power of a turkey dinner is more fiction than fact.

Ruining someone else's evening was bound to have a soporific effect.

The outside air was cold; the warm car soporific.

The king seems to have thought his oratory polished, if soporific.

It appeared to Julia that her husband's own writing had served him as a soporific.

He swore he would find a way to do without the soporific effect.

The other cuff already held several pellets of a powerful soporific.

That bit overcame the soporific atmosphere of the afternoon at once.

Soft, soporific music was playing in the background, white noise, the kind no one really listens to.

It emitted a light drug into the room, played soporific music, and then sent for its operators.

It was almost soporific, the hauling of the oars, forward and back.