rested
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Definition
Adjective 1. Not tired; refreshed: Describes a state of being free from fatigue or weariness, typically after a period of sleep, relaxation, or inactivity. It implies a restoration of energy and vitality.
Usage
The adjective "rested" is used to describe a person (or sometimes an animal) who feels physically and/or mentally refreshed. It is often used with linking verbs like "be," "feel," or "look." * You should use "rested" when someone has recovered their energy. * It is commonly used after vacations, good sleep, or breaks.
Examples
- After a long nap, the baby looked rested and calm.
- I feel much more rested after the weekend.
- She returned to work feeling rested and ready to tackle new projects.
- A rested mind is more creative and efficient.
Advanced Usage
- Well-rested: This common collocation emphasizes being fully or properly refreshed.
- It's important to be well-rested before an important exam.
- Used in comparative or superlative forms.
- I am more rested today than I was yesterday.
- He is the most rested person I know; he always gets eight hours of sleep.
Variants and Related Words
- Rest (verb/noun): The action or state from which being "rested" results.
- You need to rest (v.) to feel rested (adj.).
- Restful (adjective): Describes something that promotes a state of rest.
- We spent a restful evening at home.
- Unrested (adjective): The opposite state; not having rested. (Less common).
- He arrived unrested after the long drive.
Synonyms
- Refreshed
- Revitalized
- Rejuvenated
- Invigorated
Antonyms
- Tired
- Weary
- Fatigued
- Exhausted
Adjective
- not tired; refreshed as by sleeping or relaxing
- came back rested from her vacation