to reawake

Examples

• All

• The flowers will reawake in spring after a long winter.

• We're now seeing the world's second largest economy reawaken while simultaneously being hit by a massive wave of COVID infections.

• As the sun rose, I could feel the warmth slowly reawake my senses.

Synonyms

W

to wake

vsto reawake

∞ 1.0

To stop sleeping or make someone else stop sleeping

means this same cessation but occurring again after being inactive or asleep

W

to wake up

vsto reawake

∞ 1.0

To stop sleeping or make someone else stop sleeping

describes doing that again after a previous sleep or inactive period

A

to awaken

vsto reawake

73 1.8

To stop sleeping or make someone else wake up

focuses on the act happening again after earlier sleep or inactivity

R

to revive

vsto reawake

71 4.1

To make a person conscious again after fainting

is about returning to normal waking after ordinary sleep or inactive periods

R

to rouse

vsto reawake

28 3.4

To wake someone up and make them alert after sleep

is similar but stresses returning to consciousness again rather than initial arousal

R

to reawaken

vsto reawake

10 5.1

To become awake or aware again

refers specifically to returning to consciousness after prior sleep or inactivity

W

to waken

vsto reawake

5 3.0

To stop sleeping or make someone stop sleeping

adds the idea that this happens again after a previous sleep or rest

How Awake

to wake

∞ 1.0

to reawake

4.9

to stir

75 1.0

to doze

43 2.3

to slumber

15 3.8

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology