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wake up

verb as in arise

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verb as in arouse

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verb as in awake

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verb as in enliven

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verb as in excite

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verb as in reawaken

verb as in resurrect

verb as in resuscitate

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verb as in revitalize

verb as in revive

verb as in rise and shine

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verb as in rouse

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verb as in rouse

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verb as in stimulate

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verb as in turn out

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verb as in waken

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verb as in wake/waken

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Leigh's golden-point victory created Super League history last weekend and it proved a wake-up call for the history makers of last season.

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"The idea of it getting banned in America was a wake-up call," George admits.

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He said the #MeToo movement, which saw allegations made against many men in Hollywood from 2017 onwards, had been "a really incredible wake-up call" for him.

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“That was a really, yeah, really incredible wake-up call, I suppose,” he told THR.

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Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine should have been the wake-up call that European nations needed.

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