Used when a person is made unconscious for surgery.

Medical Procedure

Not about regular sleep, related to medical-induced unconsciousness.

Not Literal

It implies a reversible state unlike natural sleep which ends naturally.

Is a gentle euphemism for animal euthanasia; it's polite and softens emotional impact.

Emphasizes alleviating an animal's pain or illness when no other solutions exist.

Used when discussing the ethical decision to euthanize a pet humanely.

Indicates a nurturing action by a parent or caretaker for a child's bedtime.

Part of a bedtime routine, often involving calming activities.

Suggests a gradual process of helping a child fall asleep, not an immediate action.