Pronunciation: /əˈweɪkən/
noun the act of waking up or becoming aware
A1 I had a beautiful awaken to the sound of birds chirping outside my window.
A2 The sudden awaken of the baby startled everyone in the room.
B1 Her awaken to the importance of self-care led to positive changes in her life.
B2 The documentary served as an awaken to the harsh realities of climate change.
C1 The novel provided a profound awaken to the complexities of human nature.
C2 His near-death experience served as a powerful awaken to the fragility of life.
verb to rouse from sleep; to become aware of something
A1 I awaken at 7 am every morning.
A2 The loud noise awakened me from my deep sleep.
B1 The beautiful sunrise over the mountains awakened a sense of awe in me.
B2 The documentary on climate change awakened a sense of urgency in me to take action.
C1 The profound words of the speaker awakened a new perspective within me.
C2 The novel awakened a deep sense of empathy and understanding in me.
formal The gentle sound of the birds chirping helped awaken me from my slumber.
informal I need a strong cup of coffee to awaken me in the morning.
slang Dude, that concert totally awakened my inner rockstar!
figurative The tragic event served as a wake-up call to awaken the community to the dangers of climate change.
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