Awaken is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AWAKEN in dictionary:

VERB:
• to rouse from sleep
• rouse from sleep; cause to stop sleeping
• rouse (a feeling)
• make someone aware of (something) for the first time
• To rouse from sleep or torpor; to awake; to wake.
• cause to become awake or conscious
• make aware
• awake
• stop sleeping
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to awake

Words related to AWAKEN

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Words that contain AWAKEN

awakens14 awakened16 awakener15 reawaken15 awakeners16 awakening17 reawakens16 awakenings18 reawakened18 unawakened18 reawakening19 unawakening19 reawakenings20

How to use AWAKEN in a sentence

• Then it is, that all nature seems to awaken from its winter slumbers.
• By self-hypnosis, which I began successfully to practise, I became able to put my conscious mind to sleep and to awaken and loose my subconscious mind.
• Repulsive as he was, he was an object to awaken the deepest pity.
• The advent of a stranger was something so rare as to awaken a faint interest in the mind most dead to impressions.
• Wilder had spoken, to awaken the drowsy, and to excite the torpid.
• Queex, they decided to leave where it was for a space, to awaken and trap any survivor which had been too wary to emerge at the first siren song.
• He was a rough-looking fellow, and they preferred not to awaken him.
• The fact of George Washington does not awaken the patriotism of a girl and in schools where merely the facts regarding his life are given his influence is practically negative.
• This offer might have been effective but for Muenzer, who, foreseeing danger to himself, did his utmost to awaken the fanaticism of his followers.
• The effect of his cruelties, and those of the Danes who acted under him, was, however, not to humble and subdue the Saxon spirit, but to awaken and arouse it.
• What is there about any one of us to awaken such sentiments in the breast of an intelligent animal? We have taught him our vices, and he fools us to the top of our bent.
• For in all of us there are slumbering ideals of truth and right, which may at any time awaken and develop a new life in us.
• But no sooner was he stretched at length than his eyes closed of themselves, and he fell asleep, and slept so sound, as if nothing in the world could awaken him.
• I was about to awaken her, when I remembered that I would have to account for the strange fact of the body lying at the front door.
• Words have power only when they awaken a response in the minds of those who listen.
• It must surely be an awful dream from which she would awaken.
• As we appeared, he uplifted a tin trumpet, four or five feet long, and blew a tremendous blast, either in honor of our arrival or to awaken an echo from the opposite hill.
• It was in this little chamber that, soon afterward, he went to bed, hoping against hope that he might awaken on the morrow with his memory restored.
• It is not until they are thrown alone in the company of some older man that they suddenly awaken to a realization of what it all means.
• When the people of Holland began to awaken to their condition, they were seized with a spirit akin to despair.
• If there were time, I would gladly awaken the country.
• But the progress of America, however slow, could not but at length awaken genius, and attract the attention of mankind.
• It did not awaken my father, and we lay trembling with anxiety.
• All that should be sought is to get the pupil thoughtfully to observe, and thus to awaken his interest in the world about him.
• I can only hope that I have made some suggestions to my readers which will awaken their interest to the importance of the subject.
• We awaken on Friday, July 10th, to find ourselves at Rabbitskin River and everybody busy carrying on wood for fuel.
• All early attempts to awaken popular interest in social and political reform had fallen flat, because of this helpless ignorance and indifference of public opinion.
• To his fiery threats, Margaret would offer no direct opposition, for she feared to awaken an easily excited suspicion that she sympathized far too warmly with the culprit.
• It seemed like a strange dream at first from which she would suddenly awaken.

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