awakened
- adjective
- /əˈweɪkənd/
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despertado
- His experiences traveling abroad had awakened a deep interest in different cultures and languages.
Is this much more aligned, much more awakened, better understood human?
- Is this much more aligned, much more awakened, better understood human?
- So how do we become more awakened?
- So only an awakened ego can actually have really free will.
- If they still harbor judgements against themselves or others harshly, then they're not really awakened, right?
- Well, he or she who gives orders, gives better orders when they use their awakened brain.
- That was the primary thing and she lived in this perpetual bliss bubble, kind of an awakened state by the end.
- And if you have you, have you read the work of Doctor Lisa Miller, The Awakened Brain?
Examples
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But what does my death matter if through US, thousands of people are awakened and stirred to action?
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That was the primary thing and she lived in this perpetual bliss bubble, kind of an awakened state by the end.
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So only an awakened ego can actually have really free will.
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Is this much more aligned, much more awakened, better understood human?
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And the idea is that one rut is awakened nature itself.
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Let's bring love to our awakened neurology because we are able to do that.
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We all live in a world of miracles, and they come our way when we use our awakened brain to follow the guidance to say yes.
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So they're the archetype of the person who needs to be awakened that just kind of what?
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So I think all the social interactions of how people live, they're, they're awakened from to that.
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No, Jonathan's other Jonathan's other concern is it's true me being awakened, you know, and, and last night was the first night that I tried not going up there.
Synonyms
Feeling excited in a strong emotional or physical way
Made by the brain or body after a small test signal
Antonyms
How Aroused
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word awakened comes from the same root as wake, which means 'to wake up', so an awakened interest is like a thought that has been 'woken' and is ready to grow.