reawaken's Usage Examples:

To reawaken those questions in any shape would be dangerous.

Every Struggle strategic truce since 1795 had been marked by a political against crisis; peace reawakened opposition.

Two of the most important results of the revival of learning were indeed such as are excluded from the scope of this brief sketch - namely, the reawakening of anatomy, which to a large extent grew out of the study of the works of Galen, and the investigation of medicinal plants, to which a fresh impulse was given by the revival of Dioscorides (A.

The reawakened power of life that had seized Natasha was so evidently irrepressible and unexpected by her that in her presence Princess Mary felt that she had no right to reproach her even in her heart.

Whether the danger were real or imaginary, the consequence of the distrust resulting from the suspicion was the, reawakening of the slumbering demand for fresh persecution of the Roman Catholics, a demand which made a complete reconciliation between the crown and the Lo,wer House a matter of the greatest difficulty.

We hear the echoes in Jeremiah and Ezekiel and lastly in Haggai in ever feebler tones, and they were destined to reawaken in the Psalter (Pss.

They are also the direct antitheses to the scepticism of Montaigne and Pascal, to the materialism of Gassendi and Hobbes, and to the superstitious anthropomorphism which defaced the reawakening sciences of nature.

A living organism usually displays active metabolism of proteid, but the metabolism may slow down, actually cease and yet reawaken; a dead organism is one in which the metabolism has ceased and does not reawaken.

"I do not understand," said Pierre, feeling with dismay doubts reawakening.

Its reawakening of the arts derived chiefly from seeking to recapture something thought lost from a past Golden Age.

Easter is the perfect time of year to reawaken your crafty side.

Synonyms:

arouse, awaken, rouse, wake up, wake, waken,

Antonyms:

sleep, wake, fall asleep, anesthetize, cause to sleep,