wakening

IPA: wˈeɪkʌnɪŋ

noun

  • The act of awaking, or ceasing to sleep.
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Examples of "wakening" in Sentences

  • The Republicans and the Teabaggers are in for a rude wakening.
  • And where the soul shall find its youth, as wakening from a dream, –
  • The connection between night nursing and frequent wakening seems clear to me.
  • They serenade us all, wakening us midst the urban din to a sweet sonorous opera.
  • They set off through the wakening streets and this picture captures them about halfway in their round.
  • But there is surely something more causing this uplifting of the spirit and this wakening sense of joyful anticipation.
  • He exhaled the decidedly devious request for those same lips to be wrapped around his wakening dick, replacing them with a more apropos, stranger-friendly query.
  • Most Indian auto makers have either raised prices of their vehicles or are planning to do so to protect profit margins from rising input costs such as of steel and aluminum and a wakening local currency.

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