"Buffering sleep" before waking up When you are awake in the morning, but you are not really waked up. Your eyes are still closing, and sleeping on the bed, lingering on waking up or keeping sleeping.

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"Buffering sleep" before waking up When you are awake in the morning, but you are not really waked up. Your eyes are still closing, and sleeping on the bed, lingering on waking up or keeping sleeping. Some kind of a "buffering" sleep until you truly wake up. How to express this kind of feeling or situation or action in English?

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i'd say half-awake. it's really up to each person who says this how they want to say it, as there is no exact word for this time between awake and asleep, though we all know it.

I think drowsy is word Often I wake to my alarm feeling too drowsy to get up. Really hate the morning drowsiness. haha :)

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