awakening in Latin
awakening in Latin is ēvigilātiō — awakening means the act or moment of waking up, or of suddenly becoming aware of something.
awakening in Latin
ēvigilātiō
The act of becoming aware of something.
What does "awakening" mean?
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noun The act or moment of waking up, or of suddenly becoming aware of something.
"Her diagnosis was a rude awakening about how little rest she'd been getting."
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awakening in a sentence
- Her diagnosis was a rude awakening about how little rest she'd been getting.
- The whole town experienced a religious awakening that summer.
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What is "awakening" in Latin?
"awakening" in Latin is ēvigilātiō. awakening means: The act or moment of waking up, or of suddenly becoming aware of something.
How do you use "awakening" in a sentence?
Example: "Her diagnosis was a rude awakening about how little rest she'd been getting." In Latin, "awakening" is ēvigilātiō.
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