Awake
Awake verb - To cause to stop sleeping.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Awake in the Night Land has stories in the extremes of the scale.
- He suffers on an even larger scale than most heroes, as he's exhausted, dirt poor and failing college because he has to stay awake all night and take random breaks in the middle of the day to stop the crimes around him, costing him studying and job advancement.
Source: Samaritan Syndrome -
It worked the first time around, mainly due to the merely-sufficient number of voters awake/active at that time having No Sense Of Scale when it comes to just how insanely dangerous supernovas/black holes are.
Source: Roleplay / Sayaka Quest
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