coma

coma synonyms

stupor compare coma and stupor
insensibility compare coma and insensibility
torpor compare coma and torpor
blackout compare coma and blackout
oblivion compare coma and oblivion
trance compare coma and trance
slumber compare coma and slumber
lethargy compare coma and lethargy
unconsciousness compare coma and unconsciousness
collapse compare coma and collapse
dullness compare coma and dullness
sopor compare coma and sopor
inertia compare coma and inertia
sleep compare coma and sleep
stupefaction compare coma and stupefaction
swoon compare coma and swoon
blankness compare coma and blankness
numbness compare coma and numbness
faint compare coma and faint
daze compare coma and daze
senselessness compare coma and senselessness
hebetude compare coma and hebetude
torpidity compare coma and torpidity
languor compare coma and languor
syncope compare coma and syncope
doze compare coma and doze
lack of sensation compare coma and lack of sensation
shuteye compare coma and shuteye
inertness compare coma and inertness
dormancy compare coma and dormancy
inactivity compare coma and inactivity
repose compare coma and repose
snooze compare coma and snooze
fainting fit compare coma and fainting fit
loss of consciousness compare coma and loss of consciousness
rest compare coma and rest
lassitude compare coma and lassitude
lack of feeling compare coma and lack of feeling
comatoseness compare coma and comatoseness
forty winks compare coma and forty winks
petrifaction compare coma and petrifaction
obliviousness compare coma and obliviousness
dream compare coma and dream
unawareness compare coma and unawareness
nap compare coma and nap
sack time compare coma and sack time
somnolence compare coma and somnolence
apathy compare coma and apathy
phlegm compare coma and phlegm
panache compare coma and panache

coma definitions

noun

  • A state of unconsciousness from which one may not wake up, usually induced by some form of trauma. 

  • A tuft or bunch, such as the assemblage of branches forming the head of a tree, a cluster of bracts when empty and terminating the inflorescence of a plant, or a tuft of long hairs on certain seeds. 

  • A cloud of dust surrounding the nucleus of a comet. 

  • A defect characterized by diffuse, pear-shaped images that in an ideal image would appear as points.