Wakeful is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WAKEFUL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not sleeping
• (of a person) unable or not needing to sleep
• (of a period of time) passed with little or no sleep
• unable to sleep
• Not sleeping; indisposed to sleep; watchful; vigilant.
• carefully observant or attentive; on the lookout for possible danger
• (of sleep) easily disturbed
• marked by full consciousness or alertness
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not sleeping or able to sleep

Words related to WAKEFUL

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Words that contain WAKEFUL

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How to use WAKEFUL in a sentence

• Behold! the inhabitants are all alarmed! a wakeful woman has shown them yon distant column of smoke and blaze.
• Flora remained a long time wakeful, thinking of Rosa deserted and alone.
• I might occupy a hundred pages on the subject, and yet fail to give an adequate idea of the sore, angry, ever wakeful pride that seemed to torment these poor wretches.
• That night, when Hilliard was lying wakeful in his berth listening to the click of rails, the old trapper lay under the driving snow.
• Veronica was very sleepy, as she said, but somehow after her maid had gone away, she became wakeful again for a time.
• The second night, in the narrow and noisome cabin of the skipper, he felt wakeful because of the memories that were again springing up.
• Again and again in the long watches of a wakeful night, Blanche had-assured herself that what she had seen was no more real than is a vivid dream.
• I shut my eyes, breathed regularly, and, finding myself wakeful, began to count slowly through the powers of three.
• The sweet smell of the flowery hedges pervaded the night air, and from the fields on either side was heard ever and anon the bleating of some wakeful sheep.
• Yet that rare masculine energy, which he and his men carried with them in their tread all over England, was a very wakeful stimulus to productive agriculture.
• Wakeful and nervous, Kenny smoked, raked his hair with his fingers and brooded.
• Despondency had come upon her there in the wakeful night, and had never lifted.
• If the patient be wakeful, a glass should be left within reach at night, and always its use should be resumed as early as possible in the morning.
• The short and simple language of profanity is more likely to come unbidden to the wakeful lips.
• I was wretched and wakeful, sleeping but fitfully, that night.
• But it is easily conceivable that a priest, if wakeful at that time, would select it in preference to another.
• Cavignari was a very astute person and a match for the most wakeful Afridi.
• Through the wakeful night, I tried to consider what moral remedies might be within our reach.
• Alec Trenholme was spending another wakeful night in the living-room of his small railway station.
• A stern, forbidding expression did not leave her during the day, and at night she tossed about on her bed, wakeful and disturbed.
• It was not he who had lain wakeful and questioned his right to bend Fate to his own demands.
• So this night after all had settled down and gone to bed, Billy, feeling wakeful, thought he would move around a little and take a peep into the other tents.
• Hour after hour passed, and he still remained wakeful as a spirit doomed never to sleep again.
• While one will yield by intense will exerted through my eyes, another may, by the same means, become fretful, timid, nervous, and more wakeful than he was before.
• The night before the children hung up their stockings, but it was midnight before I could get round to fill them, they were so excited and wakeful.
• During the greater part of a wondering, wakeful night, the excited Hepsey had seen Miss Thorne as plainly as when she first entered the house.
• She would have been more wakeful could she have divined the blow which she had escaped a couple of hours before.
• It is the cause of evil, which makes the timid possessor wakeful, watchful, and suspicious or hateful.
• A vague project was gradually shaping itself in his mind, keeping him wakeful and perplexed.
• It is hardly necessary to say that this was a wakeful night and the dawn was hailed with rejoicing.

Similar words containing WAKE without suffix ful

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