Thesaurus / awaken
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It should be noted that awakening the nation to the requirement for this new level of representation is indeed a national concern.
THE CULTURE IS AILING. IT’S TIME FOR A DR. FAUCI FOR THE ARTS.PETER MARKSDECEMBER 2, 2020WASHINGTON POSTS&P 500 at the end of 2021Stocks will keep climbing as new vaccines gradually awaken more industries from their pandemic-induced comas.
CRYSTAL BALL 2021: PREDICTIONS FOR THE ECONOMY, POLITICS, TECHNOLOGY, AND MORELBELANGER225DECEMBER 1, 2020FORTUNEHe dreams of a fire breaking out and finds that fire is real when he awakens—and that he has an odd, painful wound on his ankle.
MORTAL’S BROODING TAKE ON THOR IS THE ANTITHESIS TO MARVEL’S INCARNATIONJENNIFER OUELLETTENOVEMBER 9, 2020ARS TECHNICAMore than 1 in 5 Americans say they’ve seen or experienced a ghost, and some self-isolating during the pandemic have claimed their own house spectres have awakened them, shaken their windows or even found long-lost items for them.
BE VERY AFRAID: A VIRTUAL HOUSE OF HORRORSTRACY MORANOCTOBER 25, 2020OZYShe would go on to become a law professor and a well-known women’s rights activist attorney — but it was a trip to Sweden that awakened the feminist in RBG.
THE GLORIOUS RBGTRACY MORANSEPTEMBER 20, 2020OZYHaving proximity to inequality awakens something important for an equitable workplace.
THE BEST WORKPLACES FOR WOMEN ARE EXPANDING THE TURF FOR WOMEN IN FINANCELBELANGER225SEPTEMBER 18, 2020FORTUNEA ray of Consciousness is passed over that impression and you re-read it, you re-awaken the record.
ASSIMILATIVE MEMORYMARCUS DWIGHT LARROWE (AKA PROF. A. LOISETTE)If you are thinking of making an Abstract of a particular book, awaken the utmost interest in regard to it before you begin.
ASSIMILATIVE MEMORYMARCUS DWIGHT LARROWE (AKA PROF. A. LOISETTE)Whereas her first impulse had been to awaken someone, preferably Sir Lucien, now her sole desire was to escape undetected.
DOPESAX ROHMERPaula had announced her intention of visiting her children in the course of the afternoon; she would hardly awaken for luncheon.
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WORDS RELATED TO AWAKEN
- animate
- arouse
- awaken
- begin
- bestir
- bring about
- bring down
- bring on
- bring to one's feet
- build up
- call forth
- cause
- challenge
- draw forth
- electrify
- elicit
- enthuse
- excite
- fire
- fire up
- galvanize
- generate
- give rise to
- incite
- induce
- inflame
- innervate
- innerve
- inspire
- instigate
- kindle
- lead to
- make
- motivate
- move
- occasion
- pique
- precipitate
- prime
- produce
- promote
- prompt
- quicken
- rally
- rouse
- roust
- stir
- suscitate
- thrill
- titillate
- titivate
- waken
- whet
- abets
- abrades
- affronts
- aggravates
- angers
- annoys
- bothers
- bugs
- chafes
- enrages
- exasperates
- exercises
- foments
- frets
- galls
- gets
- gets on one's nerves
- gets under one's skin
- grates
- hits where one lives
- incenses
- incites
- inflames
- infuriates
- insults
- irks
- irritates
- maddens
- makes blood boils
- makes waves
- nags
- offends
- perturbs
- piques
- puts out
- raises
- riles
- roils
- ruffles
- sets
- sets on
- tries one's patience
- upsets
- vexes
- whips up
- works into lather
- works up
- accelerate
- activate
- actuate
- animate
- arouse
- awaken
- dispatch
- energize
- excite
- expedite
- galvanize
- goad
- grow
- hasten
- hurry
- impel
- incite
- increase
- innervate
- innerve
- inspire
- kindle
- liven
- make haste
- motivate
- move
- pique
- precipitate
- promote
- refresh
- revitalize
- revive
- rouse
- shake up
- speed
- spring
- spur
- step up
- stimulate
- stir
- strengthen
- urge
- vitalize
- vivificate
- vivify
- bounced back
- brace up
- came along
- came around
- came from behind
- enlivened
- got acted together
- got back in shape
- got better
- got second wind
- grew stronger
- improved
- invigorated
- made a comeback
- perked up
- picked up
- pulled through
- recovered
- recuperated
- refreshed
- regained strength
- shaped up
- snapped out of it
- surged
- turned around
- turned things around
- arouse
- assemble
- awaken
- bestir
- bond together
- bring to order
- bring together
- call to arms
- challenge
- charge
- collect
- come about
- come to order
- come together
- convene
- counterattack
- encourage
- fire
- gather
- get together
- inspirit
- kindle
- marshal
- mobilize
- muster
- organize
- reassemble
- redouble
- reform
- refresh
- regroup
- rejuvenate
- renew
- restore
- resurrect
- resuscitate
- revive
- round up
- rouse
- summon
- surge
- urge
- wake
- waken
- whet
- wreak havoc
- bouncing back
- brace up
- coming along
- coming around
- coming from behind
- enlivening
- getting acting together
- getting back in shape
- getting better
- getting second wind
- growing stronger
- improving
- invigorating
- making a comeback
- perking up
- picking up
- pulling through
- recovering
- recuperating
- refreshing
- regaining strength
- shaping up
- snapping out of it
- surging
- turning around
- turning things around
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