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woke

woke
AdjectiveIntransitive Verb
past: wokepp: wokening: waking

Meanings

Adjectivewoke
[~][be ~]

Aware of and actively concerned with injustices, particularly those related to racial and social inequality.

The candidate attempted to appeal to woke voters by emphasizing systemic reform.

Adjectivewoke
[~][be ~]

Used pejoratively to describe someone perceived as overly performative or aggressively focused on social justice issues.

Intransitive Verbwoke
[~]

The past tense of wake; having ceased to be asleep.

Examples

I woke up late and missed the first period of class.

I woke up late and missed the first period of class.

School Life

She woke from a deep sleep to the sound of a distant siren.

I woke up feeling refreshed after a long nap.

I woke up feeling refreshed after a long nap.

Health

The university campus is known for its woke student body.

School Life

He considers himself woke and spends hours reading about social theory.

He considers himself woke and spends hours reading about social theory.

Is this new marketing campaign actually inclusive or just woke nonsense?

Business

The politician was accused of being too woke for the rural electorate.

I woke up in a cold sweat thinking about the presentation.

Office

The protagonist woke to find himself in a strange, floating city.

Fantasy

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