verb

wake

to wake, to awaken

I wake up at 7 AM every day.

I wake up at 7 AM every day.

Please wake me at 6 AM.

Please wake me at 6 AM.

He woke to the sound of birds.

He woke to the sound of birds.

((up)) to stop sleeping I wake up at 7 AM every day.

((sb.)) ((up)) to cause (sb.) to stop sleeping Please wake me up at 6 AM.

((to sth.)) to become conscious after sleeping because of (sth.) He woke to the sound of birds.

Synonyms: awaken, rouse; Antonyms: sleep, doze

From Old English 'wacian', meaning 'to be awake'.

The past tense is 'woke'. Think of becoming 'woke' (aware) to the new day when you wake up.

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