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noctambulation

 

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Noun noctambulation has 1 sense
  1. sleepwalking, somnambulism, somnambulation, noctambulism, noctambulation - walking by a person who is asleep
    --1 is a kind of sleeping; walk, walking

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Noctambulation

Description

Noctambulation refers to the act of walking or moving around at night, typically while asleep. It is a medical phenomenon related to the sleep disorder known as sleepwalking or somnambulism.

Senses

1. Noun - Sleepwalking

The noun sense of noctambulation refers to the act or instance of sleepwalking, where an individual engages in complex motor behaviors while being in a state of sleep.

Example sentence: My sister has been known to engage in noctambulation, as she often wakes up in different parts of the house without any recollection.

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Usages

1. Popular Usage

Noctambulation is a term often used in a popular context to describe the act of walking or moving around at night, particularly for recreational or leisure activities.

Example sentence: The city bus tour offered a unique experience of noctambulation, allowing tourists to explore the city's landmarks illuminated by nightlights.

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2. Local Usage

In some local communities or regions, noctambulation might be used to refer to specific night-time events, gatherings, or solemn rituals that take place in the area.

Example sentence: The small village celebrates the Festival of Noctambulation every year, where people march through the streets with lit candles to remember their ancestors.

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