(adjective) causing or tending to cause sleep / (adjective) tending to dull awareness or alertness / (adjective) of, relating to, or marked by sleepiness or lethargy / (noun) a soporific agent / (noun) hypnotic
a generally soporific or at best listless phone conversation
What had formerly been a sedative, a tranquilizing soporific, had morphed into a facilitator of reflection
these soporific linguistic screensavers
in defense of writing that could be seen as pretentious
the soporific blandness of "solutions"
maintains us in a state of soporific wakefulness
As pedantic prose, it has potent soporific properties.
So this is what my life has been reduced to. What the vast expanses of my past boil down to. A soporific.
an intelligent, amiable Greek whose soporific discourses on social injustice were his only fault
cute
I think English settles naturally into iambs, and it’s sort of soporific.
the soporific death by comfort of contemporary America as embodied in the eponymous film
on IJ
antagonize the soporific fog of solipsism
as if Rosler no longer trusts her audience to infer ambiguous cues or take her Frankfurt School meditations for anything but soporific jargon