Usually means: Walking or behaving like sleepwalking.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (somnambulant)

▸ adjective:  Walking as if, or while, asleep; sleepwalking.
▸ noun:  A sleepwalker.

Similar:
somnambulatory, noctivagant, noctambulant, somnivolent, asleep, semiwaking, slumberless, insomnious, half-waking, unsleepingly, more...

Opposite:
alert, awake, conscious

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Similar:
somnambulatory, noctivagant, noctambulant, somnivolent, asleep, semiwaking, slumberless, insomnious, half-waking, unsleepingly, more...

Opposite:
alert, awake, conscious



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