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som·nil·o·quy (s

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The act or habit of talking in one's sleep.

som·nilo·quist n.

Sleep Talking

Talking during REM sleep, a motor breakthrough of dream speech, or talking during transitory arousals from non-REM sleep and other sleep stages; full consciousness is not achieved; no residual memory of the event

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Somniloquy (redirected from Sleep-talking)

Somniloquy
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