Turn out
Turn out verb - To leave one's bed.
Usage example: we turn out early on workdays
Wake and turn out are semantically related. in get out of bed topic. In some cases you can use "Wake" instead a verb "Turn out".
Wake
Wake verb - To cease to be asleep.
Usage example: I woke with a start when the door slammed
Both terms in one sentence
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But then those tombs turn out to be bigger...much bigger...and their builders are still at home, simply waiting for the proper stimulus to wake up.
Source: That's No Moon! -
The source material (at least the second half) is a firm criticism of religion, and there are religious characters who eventually turn out unhinged and dangerous in the wake of the invasion.
Source: Film / The War of the Worlds -
If you revisit it enough times, though, you find out it's actually inhabited by hibernating carbuncles, who turn out to be not all that bad when they finally wake up.
Source: Bleak Level
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