got up
Became no longer prone
Got up is the past tense of get up, meaning to rise from a lying or sitting position, especially from bed: I got up early to catch the flight.
It also means to dress or arrange in a particular way: She got up as a witch for Halloween.
A person got up in elaborate clothing is dressed elaborately.
Rose to feet
- roseStood up, or fragrant bloom
- risingAct of ascending
- liftedRaised upward
- climbedMoved upward laboriously
ascended · mounted · sprang · leapt · surged · uprisen · upright · elevated
Brought to consciousness
- rousedStirred from slumber
- stirredMixed by circular motion
- wokenBrought to consciousness
- awakeNot in slumber
alert · conscious · bleary · groggy · drowsy · sleepy · yawning · stretching
stood
Rose to feet
climbed · ascended · mounted · sprang · leapt · surged · uprisen · upright · elevated · heightened
awakened
Brought to consciousness
awake · alert · conscious · bleary · groggy · drowsy · sleepy · yawning · stretching · alarm
clothed
Wearing garments
presentable · outfit · clothes · garments · wardrobe · uniform · costume · ensemble · groomed · washed
refreshed
Restored to vigor
- revitalizedMade vigorous again
- invigoratedMade to feel lively
- rechargedRestored to full power
renewed · restored · revived · lively · alert · vigorous · sprightly · brisk · perky · chipper
got upwent to bed
Ended one's day
went to sleep · turned in · retired · hit the sack · hit the hay
got upgot down
Descended from something
dismounted · got off · descended · stepped down · alighted