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Meanings of reawaken (reawakening) in English

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Usage of reawakening in English
1
The reawakening of his old life in him was strange and slow.
The History of David Grieve
2
The imagination of the detective found a way of reawakening the interest.
The House of the Combrays
3
The sleep of Arthur implies his reawakening, if the world would listen.
Edward Burne-Jones. A Biography
4
My hair hung down, and blood filled my head, reawakening my headache.
A Place so Foreign
5
The Opening of the Mouth allowed for the reawakening of the senses.
The water room
6
There was a reawakening in the Nullianac's head, the arcs dancing again.
Imajica: Complete Edition
7
If anything, this new wave of left Euroscepticism represents a reawakening.
The Guardian
8
Ben Cheikh said he felt he was witnessing the reawakening of a nation.
Reuters
9
After generations of slumber, many of the pilgrim paths of Ireland are reawakening.
The Irish Times
10
I have seen signs of the reawakening of greed, of selfishness.
Armageddon 2419 A. D.
11
His body instantly hardened and he felt the stirrings of rampant lust reawakening.
Mad enough to marry
12
Bolitho's alertness, like a reawakening, and the young lieutenant's sudden excitement.
The Only Victor
13
It's more of a realization -a reawakening of your own human spirit.
Wired
14
He had no intention of reawakening all his senses at once.
Spiral
15
Now Pavarotti's voice swelled in volume, reawakening her childhood remorse for her aunt.
The favorites: a novel
16
But this flood of sweet remembrances recalled his love without reawakening his grief.
Bohemians of the Latin Quarter
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