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somnambulantly
somnambulantly adv.
Brit. 
/sɒmˈnambjᵿləntli/
, /sɒmˈnambjᵿləntli/U.S. /sɑmˈnæmbjələntli/
/sɑmˈnæmbjələntli/Π
1920 E. Sitwell Children's Tales 12 The puppets move somnambulantly through the dark of our hearts.
1983 Financial Times 5 Apr. 15/6 The ENO had a chorus involved in its work, not somnambulantly detached therefrom.
1987 I. McEwan Child in Time i. 8 She walked slowly, somnambulantly.
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as lemmas
- to come in to one's kingdom
- to come in upon a person
- to come in upon a person's mind
- to come in useful
- to come in vogue
- to come in will
- to come in will to a person
- to come in with
- to come in with five eggs
- to come in with one's five eggs
- to come into
- to come into a person's hands
- to come into commons
- to come into force
- to come into it
- to come into one's naked bed
- to come into one's own
- to come into operation
- to come into play
- to come into profit
- to come into question
- to come into sight
- to come into the market
- to come into the open
- to come into the reckoning