unwaked

unwaked

The child remains unwaked by the morning sunlight.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Not roused from sleep: "unwaked" describes a state of not having been awakened or stirred from slumber. It refers to someone or something that remains asleep or undisturbed.
    • Not aroused or stimulated: In a figurative sense, "unwaked" can describe emotions, thoughts, or faculties that have not been activated or brought into awareness.
Usage Examples
  • (Not roused from sleep despite the noise.)
  • (His sense of morality had not been activated or stirred.)
  • (The volcano had not been triggered or erupted.)
Advanced Usage
  • "to lie unwaked": to remain asleep or undisturbed.

    • The soldier lay unwaked on the cold ground after the long march. (He remained asleep despite the discomfort.)
  • "unwaked by": not aroused or affected by a particular stimulus.

    • The child was unwaked by the thunderstorm outside. (The storm did not disturb the child's sleep.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Unwakened (adj): a synonym of "unwaked", meaning not awakened.

    • The unwakened giant slept for a thousand years. (The giant had not been roused from sleep.)
  • Wake (v): to become or cause to become alert or conscious after sleep.

    • She wakes early every morning. (She becomes conscious after sleep.)
  • Awake (adj): not asleep; alert.

    • He was awake before the sun rose. (He was not sleeping.)
Synonyms
  • Unroused: not stirred from sleep or rest.
  • Unaroused: not stimulated or activated.
  • Asleep: in a state of sleep.
  • Dormant: temporarily inactive (often used for volcanoes or emotions).
Related Idioms
  • Let sleeping dogs lie: to avoid stirring up old problems or conflicts.

    • He left the matter unwaked, preferring to let sleeping dogs lie. (He did not bring up the issue.)
  • Wake up and smell the coffee: to become aware of reality or a situation.

    • The unwaked investor finally woke up and smelled the coffee. (The investor finally became alert to the market changes.)