Alisa
Words difference! How can I describe a state that I feel very sleepy so that my mind doesn't function and I don't know how to organize my languaget. And what is the difference between "In a trance" and "Out of it". Your answer will be appreciated!
Nov 12, 2019 6:49 AM
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"I feel spaced out" or "I'm spaced out' is a common expression for that. It could be any reason - lack of sleep, mentally exhausted, stressed out. You could just say, "I'm out of it" which is one of your suggestions. 'out of it' in this context means physically/mentally you can't do any anything close to what you would normally be able to. It's *usually* more about the 'mental' side, but there is a suggestion you may be very tired or run-down physically. "I'm in a trance" only has a mental component. It doesn't suggest any physical shortcoming or problem. It's just saying you can't think clearly.
November 12, 2019
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