Asleep and Fully awake

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Asleep

Asleep adjective - Being in a state of suspended consciousness.
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Fully awake is an antonym for asleep.

Fully awake

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Asleep is an antonym for fully awake.
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  • Waking Non Sequitur In the time between being asleep and fully awake, the line between dreams and reality can be blurred, causing you to try and continue a conversation with someone present in the dream.
    Source: Waking Non Sequitur
  • Comforting Comforter So a person who's, say, falling asleep is bound to get colder more quickly than someone who's moving around and still fully awake.
    Source: Comforting Comforter
  • In an Axis Powers Hetalia drama CD, America goes from half-asleep to fully awake the second he realises he's going to be late for work.
    Source: Instant Waking Skills
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