Adjective:

సుసాప్టా, నిద్రలో,

fast asleep's Usage Examples:

example of the old Norse faith in fylgjur, is Bjarke in Bjarkamál lying fast asleep in the hall, while his fylgja (doppelgänger in animal shape), the bear.

First Aleyn creeps over to Malyne in her bed while she remains fast asleep.

successful search, the children return to the table where they find Sonya fast asleep.

could be, spent Christmas Day out on the deep, and dreamt of home while fast asleep.

village huts made of stones which just collapsed on people who were fast asleep in early morning hours.

Donald is fast asleep in his bed.

evident over time for she even recited rosaries when she should have been fast asleep.

In honor of the event we had a choice supper of bear's meat fried, boiled and stewed, and hard bread and biscuit; then, unmindful of the snow storm beating in and around our open shanty, fell fast asleep.

often inspects Kabul"s streets at night when residents of the city are fast asleep.

family fall fast asleep while John and Aleyn lie awake, plotting revenge.

Such as: Where are you? Who are you? What are you doing here? Evoking the drugged, urban milieu of the song, Marcus writes of People wandering from one corner of a loft to another, doped, drunk, half-awake, fast asleep, no point to the next breath, let alone the next step.

Where is that boy who looks after the sheep? He"s under a haystack, fast asleep.

Then he harped on, and he carped on, Till all were fast asleep; Then down thro bower and ha he"s gone, Even.

Synonyms:

sound asleep, asleep,

Antonyms:

awake, conscious, aware,