waking
IPA: wˈeɪkɪŋ
noun
- The act of becoming awake from sleep, or a period of time spent awake.
adjective
- Occurring during wakefulness.
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Examples of "waking" in Sentences
- Upon waking the next day, there was no trace of the past infirmity.
- Neal also makes a painting of the motel in the waking hours of the morning.
- It was like waking from a nightmare – and discovering the terrible dream had been true.
- Feelings of failure permeate my soul as I make some joke like, If that is what you call waking up every two hours?
- Dr. Kevin Nelson, he's a neurologist from Louisville, believes a near-death experience is what he calls a waking dream.
- Dr. Kevin Nelson, he is a neurologist from Louisville believes a near death experience is what he calls a waking dream.
- Dr. Kevin Nelson is a neurologist from Louisville who believes a near death experience is what he called a waking dream.
- The parents of a 13-year-old girl believe the cervical cancer jab has left their daughter in what they describe as a "waking coma".
- The only similarity i see, between in death and archangel´s kiss is, that raphael is-like roarke - always there when elena is waking from a nightmare.
- But dreams are more or less suggested by what we call waking life, and are capable of being more or less accounted for on scientific principles if we assume that there really is a physical world.