ŏb'dor-mĭ'tion, n.
(-mĭsh'un), n. [From Lat. obdormire, to fall asleep, from prefix ob and dormire, to sleep.] Sleep; sound sleep. [Obs.] “A peaceable obdormition in thy bed of ease and honor.” Bp. Hall.
(-mĭsh'un), n. [From Lat. obdormire, to fall asleep, from prefix ob and dormire, to sleep.] Sleep; sound sleep. [Obs.] “A peaceable obdormition in thy bed of ease and honor.” Bp. Hall.