to help someone remember something or to bring a fact to their attention

alert and possessing mental clarity or rational judgment

to waken; to wake up

to awaken; to wake someone up; to rouse

to wake someone up from sleep or unconsciousness

to wake up

attracting attention by being visually striking or prominent

to wake up suddenly or be startled into consciousness by something

to regain consciousness; to come to after being unconscious or in a coma

to come to realize a truth, become aware of a situation, or experience a spiritual or political awakening

to come to one's senses, see the truth, or wake up to reality after being mistaken or confused

to wake up or regain consciousness; to come to one's senses

to be alert

to remain unconscious; to be in a coma

to sober up

to let wine breathe by exposing it to air, allowing harsh alcohol effects to dissipate and the flavor to improve

to point out or provide a hint to help someone realize the truth or understand a situation

to wake someone up

describing someone who has suddenly realized the truth or become aware of a situation, as if waking up from a dream.

to refresh and clear the mind

to realize the truth suddenly or have a sudden epiphany

keen or sharp in sensory perception

distinct, easy to understand, or unambiguous

to let the dough rest

(neologism) to keep one's senses; not get carried away; not let success go to one's head

being in a state of partial consciousness between sleep and wakefulness; half-awake and half-asleep

a hotel service where staff calls a guest at a requested time to wake them up

to wake someone up with a noise

to realize something in a flash; a sudden epiphany or understanding

to shake someone awake

to jolt someone awake

to wake up naturally (without an alarm)

Stories to Awaken the World, vernacular short stories by Feng Menglong published in 1627

to make one feel clear-headed or mentally alert; to awaken the mind.

to wake up or regain consciousness

to wake up from a sleep