rewake

[ree-weyk]

rewake Definition

• 1. to wake up again
• 2. to revive from sleep or inactivity

Using rewake: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "rewake" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The loud noise rewaked me from my deep sleep.

• Example

  The smell of coffee rewaked my senses.

• Example

  The new evidence rewaked the investigation into the cold case.

rewake Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for rewake

• reawaken
• resurrect
• revitalize

Phrases with rewake

• rewake a memory

  to bring back a memory that was forgotten or suppressed

  Example

  The old photograph rewaked a memory of her childhood.

• rewake a dream

  to remember a dream that was forgotten upon waking up

  Example

  The sound of rain rewaked a dream she had the night before.

• rewake an interest

  to revive an interest in something that was lost or forgotten

  Example

  The new book rewaked his interest in reading.

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Summary: rewake in Brief

The verb 'rewake' [ree-weyk] means to wake up again or revive from sleep or inactivity. It can be used literally, as in 'The loud noise rewaked me from my deep sleep,' or figuratively, as in 'The new evidence rewaked the investigation into the cold case.' 'Rewake' can also be used in phrases like 'rewake a memory,' 'rewake a dream,' and 'rewake an interest,' which denote bringing back something that was forgotten or lost.