100 Examples of sentences containing the adjective "groggy"

Definition

The adjective groggy describes a state of being dazed, weak, or unsteady, often as a result of sleepiness, fatigue, or the effects of drugs or alcohol. It can also refer to a person who is not fully awake or alert, typically after waking from sleep.

Synonyms

• Dazed
• Fuzzy
• Drowsy
• Sleepy
• Muddled
• Disoriented
• Stupefied
• Confused

Antonyms

• Alert
• Awake
• Energetic
• Clear-headed
• Lively
• Aware

Examples

1. After staying up all night, I felt groggy in the morning.
2. He was still groggy when he stumbled into the kitchen for breakfast.
3. The medication made her feel groggy and unable to concentrate.
4. I usually feel groggy after taking a long nap in the afternoon.
5. She tried to shake off the groggy sensation before her big meeting.
6. The groggy state of mind made it hard to focus on the task at hand.
7. Waking up too early often leaves me feeling groggy.
8. He appeared groggy after his long flight across time zones.
9. The groggy feeling persisted even after several cups of coffee.
10. I was groggy from the night before and couldn't remember where I parked my car.
11. The groggy aftermath of the party lasted well into the next day.
12. My head felt groggy after the long day at work.
13. She rubbed her eyes to chase away the groggy feeling.
14. The early morning class left me feeling groggy and unfocused.
15. He woke up feeling groggy and disoriented.
16. The groggy feeling set in after I hit the snooze button too many times.
17. I felt groggy after my alarm went off multiple times.
18. The groggy sensation was hard to shake, even after a shower.
19. She looked groggy, still trying to wake up.
20. The bright lights made my groggy eyes squint.
21. It took a few minutes for me to shake off the groggy feeling.
22. The groggy state made it difficult to recall the events of the night before.
23. I felt groggy after binge-watching my favorite show late into the night.
24. The groggy aftermath of the medication made her feel out of sorts.
25. He was groggy, still adjusting to the bright daylight.
26. I needed coffee to overcome the groggy feeling from my late-night study session.
27. The groggy haze lifted once I got some fresh air.
28. She couldn't remember her dreams, only the groggy feeling upon waking.
29. His groggy demeanor suggested he hadn't slept well.
30. The groggy passengers on the plane were eager to land.
31. I felt groggy after my afternoon workout.
32. The groggy feeling hit me as soon as I woke up from my nap.
33. He was groggy from the anesthesia after the procedure.
34. The groggy state persisted throughout the morning.
35. I often feel groggy on Monday mornings.
36. The groggy feeling made it hard to enjoy breakfast.
37. She covered her eyes to block out the light, still feeling groggy.
38. The groggy feeling was a reminder of the late-night festivities.
39. I tried to concentrate but felt too groggy to think straight.
40. He mumbled something groggy when I asked him a question.
41. The groggy state of half-sleep was hard to escape.
42. She felt groggy after a long day of travel.
43. The groggy crowd slowly filtered into the stadium.
44. I was still groggy when I got to work and made several mistakes.
45. He felt groggy and needed a moment to gather his thoughts.
46. The groggy sensation made it difficult to enjoy the sunrise.
47. I had to drink water to combat the groggy feeling.
48. She felt groggy after her workout, needing a moment to rest.
49. The groggy waves of fatigue washed over him as he sat down.
50. My groggy brain struggled to remember what I needed to do.
51. He was still groggy from the night before and forgot about his meeting.
52. The groggy feeling finally faded after breakfast.
53. She felt groggy and wished she could go back to bed.
54. The groggy state made it challenging to keep up with the conversation.
55. He walked around the house feeling groggy and unfocused.
56. I sat up too quickly and felt a groggy wave of dizziness.
57. The groggy morning light made it hard to wake up.
58. She felt groggy, unable to shake off the sleepiness.
59. The groggy haze clouded my thoughts.
60. I woke up feeling groggy and discontent.
61. The groggy atmosphere made the meeting dull.
62. I felt groggy after sleeping on the couch instead of my bed.
63. The groggy feeling lingered long after I got out of bed.
64. She was still groggy when the doorbell rang.
65. The groggy noise from the street woke me up.
66. I struggled to stay awake, feeling groggy from lack of sleep.
67. The groggy sensation made it difficult to concentrate on the lecture.
68. I felt groggy and a bit nauseous after the roller coaster ride.
69. The groggy feeling came back after lunch.
70. I shook my head to clear the groggy feeling.
71. Her groggy voice made it clear she had just woken up.
72. The groggy commuters were silent on the train.
73. I needed some time to wake up fully, as I was still groggy.
74. The groggy morning routine felt like a chore.
75. He yawned, still feeling groggy from his nap.
76. The groggy feeling returned after staying up late.
77. She felt groggy and decided to take a quick nap.
78. The groggy state made me forget to turn off my alarm.
79. I woke up feeling groggy after a restless night.
80. He looked groggy after the long meeting.
81. The groggy chatter of the morning crowd filled the café.
82. I couldn't shake off the groggy feeling during my workout.
83. She felt groggy but managed to get ready for work.
84. The groggy aftermath of the party was evident the next day.
85. He took a deep breath, trying to clear his groggy mind.
86. I felt groggy and unprepared for the day ahead.
87. The groggy haze made it hard to focus on the book.
88. She groaned, feeling groggy after her late-night snack.
89. The groggy state made the morning coffee even more satisfying.
90. He rubbed his eyes, trying to get rid of the groggy feeling.
91. I was groggy and stumbling around the house.
92. The groggy feeling lingered long after I woke up.
93. She felt groggy but was excited for the day ahead.
94. The groggy sensation faded after a few stretches.
95. He couldn't recall the conversation because he was so groggy.
96. I wished for more sleep, still feeling groggy at the office.
97. The groggy tone of his voice signaled he had just woken up.
98. I felt groggy and decided to take a cold shower.
99. The groggy haze of the early morning was lifting slowly.
100. After a few minutes, I finally felt less groggy and more alert.