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Synonyms for wake
weɪkwake
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Princeton's WordNet
aftermath, wake, backwashnoun
the consequences of an event (especially a catastrophic event)
"the aftermath of war"; "in the wake of the accident no one knew how many had been injured"
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backwash, wash, airstream, race, slipstream, consequence, aftermath, viewingAntonyms:
sleep, log Z's, kip, slumber, catch some Z'sWake Island, Wakenoun
an island in the western Pacific between Guam and Hawaii
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viewing, aftermath, backwashAntonyms:
sleep, catch some Z's, kip, log Z's, slumberwake, backwashnoun
the wave that spreads behind a boat as it moves forward
"the motorboat's wake capsized the canoe"
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backwash, wash, airstream, race, slipstream, aftermath, viewingAntonyms:
log Z's, sleep, kip, catch some Z's, slumberwake, viewingverb
a vigil held over a corpse the night before burial
"there's no weeping at an Irish wake"
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screening, viewing, aftermath, showing, backwashAntonyms:
log Z's, slumber, kip, sleep, catch some Z'swakeverb
be awake, be alert, be there
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awake, inflame, waken, fire up, heat, wake up, come alive, arouse, awaken, rouse, ignite, stir upAntonyms:
kip, slumber, sleep, catch some Z's, log Z'swake up, awake, arouse, awaken, wake, come alive, wakenverb
stop sleeping
"She woke up to the sound of the alarm clock"
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kindle, excite, put forward, awake, heat, come alive, provoke, inflame, perk up, enkindle, wake up, stir, elicit, energise, stimulate, fire, arouse, fire up, bring up, conjure up, ignite, raise, waken, turn on, call down, energize, wind up, call forth, invoke, rouse, awaken, brace, evoke, sex, conjure, stir upAntonyms:
slumber, sleep, catch some Z's, log Z's, kipinflame, stir up, wake, ignite, heat, fire upverb
arouse or excite feelings and passions
"The ostentatious way of living of the rich ignites the hatred of the poor"; "The refugees' fate stirred up compassion around the world"; "Wake old feelings of hatred"
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shake up, come alive, incite, arouse, awake, heat, commove, inflame, agitate, raise up, wake up, light up, catch fire, instigate, conflagrate, combust, rouse, fire up, kindle, set off, waken, erupt, hot up, awaken, ignite, take fire, stir up, foment, vex, heat up, light, disturb, enkindleAntonyms:
log Z's, slumber, catch some Z's, sleep, kipwakeverb
make aware of
"His words woke us to terrible facts of the situation"
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awake, inflame, waken, fire up, heat, wake up, come alive, arouse, awaken, rouse, ignite, stir upAntonyms:
slumber, kip, sleep, log Z's, catch some Z'sawaken, wake, waken, rouse, wake up, arouseverb
cause to become awake or conscious
"He was roused by the drunken men in the street"; "Please wake me at 6 AM."
Synonyms:
kindle, excite, bestir, put forward, awake, heat, energize, come alive, provoke, commove, inflame, rout out, perk up, agitate, energise, enkindle, wake up, stir, elicit, conjure, brace, stimulate, fire, arouse, drive out, fire up, bring up, conjure up, raise, waken, turn on, call down, charge, wind up, call forth, invoke, charge up, rouse, awaken, ignite, evoke, sex, force out, stir upAntonyms:
slumber, log Z's, kip, catch some Z's, sleep
Dictionary of English Synonymes
wakeverb
Synonyms:
watch, be awake, not be asleepwakeverb
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awake, waken, be awakened, be roused from sleepwakeverb
wakeverb
Synonyms:
awaken, waken, rouse from sleepwakeverb
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arouse, rouse, excite, kindle, stimulate, provoke, stir upwakenoun
wakenoun
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#182 | sex | |
#318 | following | |
#374 | call | |
#611 | result | |
#613 | light | |
#871 | watch | |
#960 | fire | |
#1453 | charge | |
#1581 | race | |
#1724 | showing | |
#1831 | suite | |
#1955 | root | |
#2007 | continued | |
#2027 | heat | |
#2787 | viewing | |
#3551 | raise | |
#4740 | screening | |
#4774 | wake | |
#5204 | wash | |
#5930 | activation | |
#8419 | consequence | |
#10284 | stir | |
#12420 | revival | |
#12747 | stimulate | |
#12803 | excite | |
#13247 | awake | |
#13779 | aftermath | |
#16053 | invoke | |
#16143 | waking | |
#16663 | brace | |
#23117 | revive | |
#23336 | disturb | |
#23849 | vigil | |
#26899 | provoke | |
#27242 | ignite | |
#29156 | awaken | |
#29479 | elicit | |
#29505 | summon | |
#29678 | rouse | |
#29834 | evoke | |
#37565 | revel | |
#41399 | energize | |
#42683 | incite | |
#43132 | arouse | |
#43704 | conjure | |
#53129 | erupt | |
#54523 | vex | |
#56291 | reactivation | |
#62833 | backwash | |
#64312 | airstream | |
#66766 | slipstream | |
#71611 | kindle | |
#76428 | instigate | |
#86407 | agitate | |
#88126 | inflame | |
#97124 | energise | |
#108146 | foment | |
#119460 | combust | |
#133439 | waken | |
#247030 | reanimate | |
#291329 | bestir |
How to use wake in a sentence?
Assistant US Attorney Artie McConnell:
The complaint makes clear that in the wake of the results of the presidential election, this defendant greatly exceeded what can be considered political hyperbole, he used words like' carnage,'' extermination,'' assassination.' He encouraged people to take' offensive action' in an effort to threaten to kill members of the government including law enforcement agents, even going so far as calling for the bombing of an FBI building and citing the Turner Diaries, which has been the inspiration for numerous acts of terrorism including the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing.
I hope it's a wake-up call also to people that have not just been affected by this one, but also people elsewhere -- because it's been heatwaves elsewhere, where I could tell a similar story, we are just facing more extreme events of many kinds, and the only thing we can do is, on the one hand, closing the tap off the increase in greenhouse gases to avoid the risk of getting further out of hand, and on the other hand, preparing for that more extreme climate.
( In) the wake of the attack, we certainly have reengaged with our partners to understand what information they had and to really further find ways to integrate similar and like information into our evaluation of individuals who are seeking travel here to the United States.
Somedays I wake up and it doesn't feel real, then I walk through the house and it is real because I miss my son everyday.
I hope that today's decision serves as a wake-up call to drive high-level political action, improved coordination, and greater funding to support DRC in their efforts to stop this devastating epidemic.
Translations for wake
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- събуждам се, събуждамBulgarian
- dihuniñBreton
- vzbudit, vzbudit se, probudit, probudit seCzech
- gwylnosWelsh
- vågne, vækkeDanish
- Nachlauf, erwachen, wecken, aufwecken, Totenwache, Kielwasser, aufwachenGerman
- veki, vekiĝiEsperanto
- vigilia, estela, despertar, despertarseSpanish
- herätä, [[vainajan]] [[valvojaiset]], peräaalto, herättää, hautajaiskahvit, ruumiinvalvojaiset, vanavesiFinnish
- vakna, vøka, vekjaFaroese
- réveiller, veillée funèbre, sillage, se réveillerFrench
- dúisighIrish
- uisge-stiùireach, dùisgScottish Gaelic
- להעיר, להתעוררHebrew
- जागHindi
- felébred, felébreszt, felkelt, felkelHungarian
- bangunIndonesian
- slóð, kjölfarIcelandic
- scia, veglia, risvegliarsi, turbolenzaItalian
- 起こす, 起きる, 航跡, 目覚める, 目が覚めるJapanese
- 일어나다, 경야Korean
- excitoLatin
- erwächenLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- šermenysLithuanian
- kōriporipo, kōrinorinoMāori
- wakker maken, wakker worden, kielzog, dodenwake, wekken, wake, ontwakenDutch
- czuwanie, kilwater, obudzić się, obudzić, [[przy]] [[zwłoki, smuga kondensacyjnaPolish
- acordar, velórioPortuguese
- priveghi, siaj, treziRomanian
- проснуться, пробуждаться, просыпаться, будить, поминки, кильватер, разбудить, пробудитьсяRussian
- zobudiť sa, zobudiťSlovak
- väcka, vakna, kölvattenSwedish
- kuamsha, kuamkaSwahili
- నిద్రలేపుట, నిద్ర ఆపుటTelugu
- kaldırmak, uyanmakTurkish
- thứcVietnamese
- kuilavatVolapük
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