1. comparative form of drowsy; more sleepy or inclined to sleep
Usage: comparative form

Examples

• She felt drowsier after taking the medication.
• The warm afternoon made him drowsier than usual.
• As the evening progressed, the children became drowsier.
• The drowsier students struggled to pay attention in class.
• He grew drowsier with each passing hour of the long drive.
• The drowsier she became, the harder it was to focus on her homework.