oversleeping

Alarm clock's failure

Oversleeping is sleeping longer than intended or beyond a set time.

It usually implies missing something—an alarm, an appointment, work: I overslept and missed my flight.

The word can also describe sleeping more than is healthy or necessary: Oversleeping on weekends throws off your schedule.

consequences

late

Not on time

  • tardyArriving past due
  • rushedDone with excessive speed
  • panicUncontrollable sudden fear

guilt · anxiety · deadline · unpunctuality · absenteeism · consequences · scrambling · frantic · delay · oversight

fatigue

grogginess

State of sluggish disorientation

tiredness · exhaustion · weariness · fogginess · torpor · heaviness · listlessness · languor · somnolence · malaise

indulgence

weekend

End-of-week rest days

recuperation · downtime · luxury · self-care · recharge · unwinding · relaxation · slumber · dozing · siesta

comfort

cozy

Warm and snug

snuggling · lie-in · duvet · nest · sheets · mattress · soft · cushioned · burrow · cocoon

negligence

irresponsible

Lacking sense of duty

inattention · laxity · slackness · remissness · disregard · dereliction · procrastination · indolence · laziness · unreliable

Categories
Opposites
sleep duration relative to intention

oversleepingundersleeping

Getting insufficient rest

sleep deprivation · insomnia · sleeplessness · early waking · burning the midnight oil

Family

sleep, asleep, sleepy, sleeping, slept, sleeper, sleepiness, sleepless, overslept

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Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G