Groggier example sentences

grog·gy

adjective

groggier (comparative adjective)

  - dazed, weak, or unsteady, especially from illness, intoxication, sleep, or a blow:

Synonyms

dazed, muzzy, stupefied, befuddled, fuddled, muddled, confused, bewildered, disoriented, disorientated, vague, benumbed, numb, stunned, dizzy, shaky, staggering, reeling, unsteady, wobbly, weak, faint, dopey, woozy, woolly, discombobulated

"Groggier" Example Sentences

1. I felt groggier than usual after the late night.
2. He woke up feeling significantly groggier this morning.
3. The long flight left her feeling surprisingly groggier.
4. Groggier than a bear with a sore head, she stumbled to the coffee machine.
5. She was groggier after the medication than before.
6. He became groggier as the day wore on.
7. The children were noticeably groggier after their early morning swim.
8. Feeling groggier, she decided to skip her workout.
9. I'm groggier than I expected, but this coffee should help.
10. He was far groggier today than yesterday.
11. They were all groggier after the party.
12. The medicine made him feel groggier.
13. Much groggier than anticipated, he missed his meeting.
14. The entire crew felt groggier than normal following their rescue mission.
15. Even the strongest coffee couldn't alleviate how groggier she felt.
16. She was so groggier she could barely stand.
17. He remained groggier throughout the day despite numerous cups of tea.
18. The driver looked noticeably groggier behind the wheel.
19. We were all feeling surprisingly groggier the next day.
20. After a night of little sleep, I awoke feeling intensely groggier.
21. They were groggier after the medication than they expected.
22. I felt groggier after the long drive.
23. He was a bit groggier after the operation.
24. She'd become groggier with each passing hour.
25. The effects of the anesthesia left her feeling extremely groggier.
26. Slightly groggier, he managed to make it to the meeting on time.
27. Becoming progressively groggier, he finally succumbed to sleep.
28. The patient became groggier after receiving the injection.
29. He felt surprisingly groggier considering the little sleep he'd had.
30. Groggier than a mule, she trudged through her day.
31. The jet lag left her feeling significantly groggier.
32. She felt groggier and more lethargic than before.
33. He was considerably groggier after the strenuous hike.
34. Feeling groggier than usual, she decided to rest for a few hours.
35. If anything, she felt even groggier after the coffee.
36. They were groggier the following day, owing to the excessive celebrations.
37. He woke up feeling groggier than he had in years.
38. She was far too groggier to drive home.
39. The children were so groggier they could barely walk.
40. He felt groggier and less responsive than usual.
41. The effects of the medication made him groggier than usual.
42. She felt slightly groggier but manageable.
43. The heat made her feel considerably groggier.
44. He was more groggier and disoriented than expected.
45. Despite the rest, she still felt quite groggier.
46. They were left feeling extremely groggier by the experience.
47. Groggier than he'd ever been, John finally found his keys.
48. The strong medication left him feeling incredibly groggier.
49. The lack of sleep had made her increasingly groggier throughout the day.
50. She felt no better—in fact, even groggier—after taking the pills.

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