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What (who) is awaken - definition
awaken
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Awakened; Awaken (song); The Awakened; Awaken (disambiguation); Awakened (disambiguation); Awaken (album)
awaken
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Awakened; Awaken (song); The Awakened; Awaken (disambiguation); Awakened (disambiguation); Awaken (album)
(awakens, awakening, awakened)
1.
To awaken a feeling in a person means to cause them to start having this feeling. (LITERARY)
The aim of the cruise was to awaken an interest in and an understanding of foreign cultures.
VERB: V n
2.
When you awaken, or when something or someone awakens you, you wake up. (LITERARY)
Unfortunately, Grandma always seems to awaken at awkward moments...
He was snoring when Desmond awakened him.
= wake up
VERB: V, V n
awaken
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Awakened; Awaken (song); The Awakened; Awaken (disambiguation); Awakened (disambiguation); Awaken (album)
¦ verb
1. stop or cause to stop sleeping.
2. rouse (a feeling).
Derivatives
awakening noun & adjective
Origin
OE onw?cnan, from on 'on' + waken.
Examples of use of awaken
1. We cannot live with this nightmare." The world should not sway before terror "...Europe will awaken late to all of this, but it will awaken.
2. "We are starting to awaken and look east," Filonik said.
3. But the weird downpour seemed finally to awaken winter.
4. All we want to do is "sleep well at night." To awaken to a new morning?
5. The Humvee bed was cold and hard, an inhospitable place to awaken.