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awake (106 synonym found)

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activate

animate

annoy

apprehensive

arouse

aroused

attentive

au courant

awake to

awaken

awaken to

be begotten

be born

be incarnated

blow the coals

blow up

bright

call forth

call up

clear-sighted

clear-witted

clearheaded

cognizant

come alive

come into being

come into existence

come to

come to life

conscious

conversant

enkindle

enrage

excited

fan the fire

fan the flame

feed the fire

fire

flame

frenzy

get up

heat

heedful

ignite

impassion

incense

inflame

infuriate

key up

kindle

knock up

knowing

lather up

light the fuse

light up

live again

madden

on guard

on the

on the alert

on the ball

on the job

overexcite

qui vive

reanimate

resurge

resuscitate

return to life

revive

rise again

roused

see the light

sensible

sentient

set astir

set fire to

set on fire

shake up

sleepless

smart

steam up

stimulate

stir

stir the blood

stir the embers

stir the feelings

stir up

stirred up

summon up

turn on

unblinking

unnodding

unsleeping

unwinking

up

up and about

vigilant

wake

wake up

wakeful

waken

warm the blood

whip up

wide awake

wide-awake

work into

work up

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Definition of awake:

(adj) : not asleep; conscious; acquainted with, knowing the business

(v) : to become conscious after having slept; to cause somebody to stop sleeping

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Definition of awake:

(adj) : not asleep; conscious; acquainted with, knowing the business

(v) : to become conscious after having slept; to cause somebody to stop sleeping

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