awake |
wakingly |
As an adjective awake
is not asleep; conscious.
As a verb awake
is (
label) to become conscious after having slept.
As an adverb wakingly is
while one is awake.
awake |
upstartled |
As adjectives the difference between awake and upstartled
is that
awake is not asleep; conscious while
upstartled is (archaic|poetic) startled awake or into action.
As a verb awake
is (
label) to become conscious after having slept.
awake |
awaketh |
As verbs the difference between awake and awaketh
is that
awake is to become conscious after having slept while
awaketh is third-person singular present simple form of
awake
As an adjective awake
is not asleep; conscious.
awake | bewake |
As verbs the difference between awake and bewake
is that
awake is (
label) to become conscious after having slept while
bewake is to watch; keep watch over; guard.
As an adjective awake
is not asleep; conscious.
awake | nonawake |
As adjectives the difference between awake and nonawake
is that
awake is not asleep; conscious while
nonawake is not awake.
As a verb awake
is (
label) to become conscious after having slept.
awake | nonsleep |
As an adjective awake
is not asleep; conscious.
As a verb awake
is (
label) to become conscious after having slept.
As a noun nonsleep is
that which is not sleep; the time during which one is awake.
awake | awakeness |
As an adjective awake
is not asleep; conscious.
As a verb awake
is to become conscious after having slept.
As a noun awakeness is
the quality or state of being awake.
awake | unasleep |
As adjectives the difference between awake and unasleep
is that
awake is not asleep; conscious while
unasleep is not asleep; awake.
As a verb awake
is to become conscious after having slept.
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