Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning Intended to induce sleep, especially in medical contexts
The doctor recommended a soporific tea to help the patient overcome her insomnia.
The soporific properties of the natural herbs made them a popular choice for people with sleep problems.
The soporific effect of the sedative helped the patient to remain calm during the MRI scan.
The therapist used a soporific visualization technique to help the patient relax and fall asleep.
The warm milk had a soporific effect on the child, and she fell asleep quickly.
The soporific effect of the music played in the waiting room helped to calm the nervous patients.
The nurse administered a soporific injection to the patient to help her rest.
The soporific qualities of the warm bath and lavender oil helped the patient relax and fall asleep.
The soporific properties of chamomile tea made it a popular choice for bedtime.
The doctor prescribed a soporific medication to help the patient sleep.
The soporific effect of the anesthesia made the patient unconscious during the surgery.
The doctor prescribed a soporific drug that is commonly used to treat sleep disorders.
The soporific effect of the sleeping pill made the patient drowsy within minutes.
The dentist administered a soporific drug to the patient to help him remain calm during the procedure.
The sleep specialist recommended a soporific device that emits calming sounds to help the patient fall asleep.
The herbal tea had a soporific effect that helped me fall asleep faster.
The soporific aroma of lavender essential oil helped me relax and fall asleep.
The hospital used soporific gas to sedate the patient before surgery.
The hospital staff administered a soporific medication to the agitated patient to help him rest.
The doctor prescribed a powerful soporific drug to help the patient overcome her insomnia.
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