Awakes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AWAKES in dictionary:

VERB:
• AWAKE, to rouse from sleep
• stop sleeping; wake from sleep
• cause (someone) to wake from sleep
• regain consciousness
• become aware of; come to a realization of
• make or become active again
ADJECTIVE:
• not asleep
• aware of
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to wake up

Words related to AWAKES

awake12 awaked14 awaking15 awoke12 awoken13

Words that contain AWAKES

reawakes15 wideawakes21

How to use AWAKES in a sentence

• During the campaign of 1860 the Wide Awakes and the Little Giants were the uniformed political organizations intended to attract the attention of voters.
• And when the storms of God above it roll, The mighty wind awakes its sleeping soul To songs of wild delight or bitter dole.
• If the interest he awakes in her gets to be a deep one, and yet has nothing of love in it, she will glance off from him into some great passion or other.
• He may be a bit confused when he awakes suddenly and rushes off after us, full tilt, with nearly all the warriors.
• One of the coolest and wisest hours a man has, is just after he awakes in the morning.
• Indeed, like melody, it tells no story, awakes no desire, but fills the soul with something beyond thought or passion, subtler and more penetrating than words.
• In them awakes to a new life the spirit-quelling energy of the republic.
• In the far off sea there is many a sprite, Who rests by day, but awakes at night.
• CHAPTER III FIRST FURROW Youth is susceptible to that which it awakes, and Ishmael sallied out early next morning in a mood to match the month as it then shone to greet him.
• The god that strings a silver bow Awakes sometimes the Muses too, And lays his arrows by.
• This insures the remembrance of the prayers and songs, and he awakes the following morning with them indelibly impressed upon his mind.
• Everything being satisfactorily cleared up, Euryanthe conveniently awakes from a trance into which she had fallen, and the lovers are finally united.
• The face of Eugenia faded slowly into the firelight, and he rose and shook himself like a man who awakes from a nightmare.
• The plank on which he sleeps is borne by a huge wave upon a bank of roses, and he awakes amidst a jubilee of music and a chorus of friendly voices bidding him welcome.
• Refreshments are offered, and a glass of drugged wine plunges the victim into a stupor, from which she awakes a ruined woman.
• At early dawn the animal creation awakes with a scream.
• To die! how welcome to the brave! The tomb awakes no coward fear Save to the wretched, trembling slave Who for his country sheds no tear.
• When Baron von Stein awakes he will be no longer seriously ill, but convalescent.
• Some day she awakes to the knowledge that she is pregnant and a multitude of new speculations enter into the situation.
• Siegfried awakes on the flame-engirdled hill a woman who watched over him before he was born, and waited unchanged for his ripening.
• If the muscles, nerves or tendons are rubbed or pressed, paralysis may be produced, which, however, is quickly removed by the use of electricity, when the patient awakes.
• Think of Elena when she awakes in the morning, alone with her terrible grief.
• We speak of a painting as being a great work of art, but the art is not in the painting, the art is the feeling of beauty which the painting awakes in the observer.
• He charges you that, when the Prince awakes, You breathe no word to him about the jest It was his pleasure to allow himself.
• It awakes no classical remembrances of Leonidas or Marathon.
• As soon as it awakes in man, it comprehends, and penetrates to the meaning of, the whole spectacle of human activity.
• A simple funeral has surely in it more that awakes true religious feeling than the pomp and splendour which are too frequently made the order of the day in these proceedings.
• What shall I do if somebody awakes her suddenly! No noise, in the name of Heaven! A sudden shock which would awake her suddenly would be of no use.
• He awakes, and sees nothing but the gray sea, the snow and hail, and the birds dipping their wings in the waves.
• When consciousness awakes the body has, as we long afterward discover, a definite organisation.
• Good conduct awakes in this a feeling of pleasure, bad conduct a feeling of pain.
• And the best there is lying asleep within the thing so brooded over awakes.
• A strange chance had held me long in that delightful period when the soul awakes to its first tumults, to its desires for joy, and the savor of life is fresh.
• But, alas, to this very hour she sometimes awakes shrieking in the night.
• It is similar in that a suggested idea which awakes in our consciousness is built up from the same material as the memory ideas or the imaginative ideas.

Similar words containing AWAKE without suffix s

awake12 awaked14 awaken13 awakens14 reawake14 unawake14 awakened16 awakener15 reawaked16 reawaken15 reawakes15 unawaked16 awakeners16 awakening17 reawakens16 wideawake20 awakenings18 reawakened18 unawakened18 wideawakes21 reawakening19 unawakening19 reawakenings20

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