Consequences
Wakes and consequences are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wakes" instead a noun "Consequences".
Wakes
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Emotionally, Elrond wants his daughter to be happy, but he understands the the very serious consequences (his brother gave up immortality), and he wakes her up to reality.
Source: Parental Marriage Veto -
Donald Duck ends up going in after them, to try and wake them up before Scrooge wakes up with disastrous consequences for him and the Beagle Boys.
- From his perspective it doesn't seem so bad to start with; he can do whatever he wants, take advantage of whomever he wants and wakes up day-in day-out having avoided any of the consequences of his previous day's actions.
Source: Break the Haughty
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