1. to wake up again after having fallen asleep
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘reawake’
2. to cause something to become active, intense, or prominent again
Usage: figurative use

Examples

• The baby reawakes every few hours during the night.
• She reawakes from her nap feeling refreshed.
• The documentary reawakes public interest in the historical event.
• His speech reawakes memories of their childhood together.
• The crisis reawakes old fears about economic stability.
• The music reawakes her passion for dancing.