awaketh
Comes to consciousness
Awaketh is an archaic third-person singular form of awake, using the old English verb ending -eth.
It appears in the King James Bible and other early modern texts: He that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep... the LORD awaketh.
Modern English uses awakes instead.
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animate · invigorate · galvanize · summon · beckon · call forth · provoke · stimulate
Profound spiritual awakening
- revelationSurprising disclosed truth
- epiphanySudden profound insight
- transcendenceSurpassing usual limits
- illuminationProvision of light
soul · divine · sacred · meditation · rebirth · resurrection · redemption · transformation
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- rouseStir to wakefulness
- alertWarning or watchfulness
- awareHaving knowledge of
- vigilantKeenly aware of danger
mindful · sentient · lucid · cognizant · perception · realization · clarity · recognition
stir
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inspire · animate · invigorate · galvanize · summon · beckon · call forth · provoke · stimulate · enliven
enlightenment
Profound spiritual awakening
- revelationSurprising disclosed truth
- epiphanySudden profound insight
- transcendenceSurpassing usual limits
illumination · soul · divine · sacred · meditation · rebirth · resurrection · redemption · transformation · calling
stir
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vigilant · mindful · sentient · lucid · cognizant · perception · realization · clarity · recognition · attentive
sunrise
Morning light's arrival
morning · early · horizon · light · glow · eastern · rooster · birdsong · first light · stirring
Shakespeare
Elizabethan dramatist and poet
doth · hither · wherefore · forsooth · prithee · verily · biblical · scripture · psalm · liturgy
- wide awakeTotally alert and attentive
- stay awakeNot fall asleep
- rude awakeningStartling unpleasant realization
- staying awake
- be awakeState of consciousness
- was awakeNot in slumber