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What is the origin of the term falling asleep?
The term "falling asleep" dates back to Old English, where the verb "fall" meant to fall into a state of sleep or unconsciousness. Over time, it became a common expression to describe the act of transitioning from wakefulness to sleep.
What are the images you see before you fall asleep called?
Old superstitions persist about dreams being visions and a proof of the Spirit and non spirit creatures. But the technical term for the images seen in the transition between being awake and asleep (NREM stage 1) is hypnogogic hallucinations. See the article linked below for further information.
What is the term for Not being able to be reached?
unattainable
What is the term for being able to see the bones?
If skin is on them-emaciated.
What is the term for being able to have lots of babies or to reproduce quickly?
The term for being able to have lots of babies or reproduce quickly is "high reproductive rate" or "high fecundity."
What does asphia means?
This is the medical term that means not being able to speak.
What is the word to describes the state of not being able to remember the word that you want?
The term for not being able to remember a word is "tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon."
What time of year would it be described as in Britain if an American said it was the 'fall'?
If an American said it was "fall," it would be described as autumn in Britain. The term "fall" is not commonly used in British English, with the preferred term being "autumn."
What is another term for not being able to stop an action?
Something you do sub-consiously?
What were the long term consequences of McCarthyism.?
One of the long term consequences of being convicted of communism was not being able to get work. Lots of people were out of the job because of this
What does the term "soluble" mean in relation to substances being aqueous?
The term "soluble" in relation to substances being aqueous means that the substance is able to dissolve in water.
Is insomnia a short term effect of stress?
"Stress and depression can cause insomnia. These things will cause your mind to race and your body to stay at an accelerated rate so that you can not relax and fall asleep, creating insomnia."
