Definitions of awake
-
To
bestir;
to
rise;
to
waken
or
bestir
out
of
sleep,
or
a
state
resembling
it.
-
To
rouse
from
sleep;
to
wake;
to
awaken.
-
To
rouse
from
a
state
resembling
sleep,
as
from
death,
stupidity.,
or
inaction;
to
put
into
action;
to
give
new
life
to;
to
stir
up;
as,
to
awake
the
dead;
to
awake
the
dormant
faculties.
-
To
arouse
from
sleep,
or
from
any
state
resembling
sleep;
put
into
action;
to
infuse
new
life
into.
-
To
rouse
from
sleep:
to
rouse
from
a
state
of
inaction.
-
To
arouse
from
sleep
or
inaction.
-
To
rouse,
as
from
sleep;
excite;
arouse;
wake;
waken.
-
To
cease
to
sleep;
to
come
out
of
a
state
of
natural
sleep;
and,
figuratively,
out
of
a
state
resembling
sleep,
as
inaction
or
death.
-
To
cease
to
sleep;
to
rouse
oneself;
to
become
alert.
-
To
cease
sleeping:
to
rouse
one's
self:-
pa.
p.
awaked'
or
awoke'.
-
To
cease
sleeping.
-
stop
sleeping; "
She
woke
up
to
the
sound
of
the
alarm
clock"
-
To
cease
to
sleep;
become
awake
or
alert.
-
To
rouse
from
sleep,
or
a
state
resembling
it;
to
put
into
action
or
new
life.
-
To
rouse
from
sleep;
to
infuse
new
life
into.
-
Awaking.
-
not
in
a
state
of
sleep;
completely
conscious; "
lay
awake
thinking
about
his
new
job"; "
still
not
fully
awake"
-
Not
sleeping;
roused
from
sleep
or
inactivity;
in
a
state
of
vigilance
or
action.
-
Not
asleep:
vigilant.
-
Not
sleeping.
-
Not
sleeping;
in
a
state
of
vigilance
or
action.
-
Awoke,
awaked.
-
Awaked
or
awoke.
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