awakened
- adjective
- /əˈweɪkənd/
:
despertado
- Once the alarm went off, she was awakened from her deep sleep and got out of bed.
Examples
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It was like watching a sleeping lion awakened by an old familiar scent.
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See they return one and by one, with fear, as half awakened gods of the winged shoe.
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And there is a there's a part in in this book, the awakened brain that I really love.
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And there is a, there's a part in, in this book, the awakened Brain that I really love.
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The devotion, the rigor, the commitment to maintain an awakened heart, an awakened brain, day in and day out.
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From that moment on, Siddhartha was called the Buddha, the Awakened One.
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It really, it really sounds like you're in a significantly better, more awakened, more aligned position than you were, to say the least.
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If you have awakened spiritually and they haven't, so compassionately accept that they cannot understand you.
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I felt super foggy, like I felt like a SIM that kept getting their tasks cancelled but I feel awakened when I shouldn't be.
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After a long night, I finally felt awakened and ready to start the day.
Synonyms
432
1.0
Not sleeping and able to think clearly
26
2.7
Completely alert and not at all sleepy
1
9.0
Awake and alert after sleep
1
4.6
Not asleep or sleeping deeply and easily disturbed by sounds
1
2.5
Not feeling sleepy and able to think clearly
Not asleep and aware of your surroundings
Antonyms
How Awake
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word awakened comes from adding a- to wake, where wake means 'to wake up'. So to be awakened is to be made awake, or 'no longer asleep'.