Synonyms for rested
rest·ed

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1. restedadjective

   not tired; refreshed as by sleeping or relaxing

   "came back rested from her vacation"

   Antonyms:
   footsore, spent, raddled, fatigued, haggard, drooping, exhausted, fagged, bleary-eyed, travel-worn, flagging, drawn, knackered, worn out(p), blear-eyed, burned-out, blear, unrefreshed, bleary, wearied, jaded, ragged, beat(p), washed-out, all in(p), played out, bored, worn, dog-tired, weary, whacked, careworn, tired, world-weary, unrested, bushed(p), aweary, dead(p), drained, burnt-out, worn-out(a)

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1. List of paraphrases for "rested":

   relied, depended

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1. Robert Whiting:

   Its too early to tell whether this is a groundbreaking decision, wait until the last few days of the Koshien tournament to see how many aces are rested. My guess is that the two pitchers in the final will have pitched three complete games in a row.

2. Chris Walker-Hebborn:

   As soon as you hit the water and you've had that first shave down, it's a completely different feeling. You feel just completely different in the water, and then you pair that with the fact that you're fully rested, you're ready to go, you shave, all those feelings sort of come together. Suit on, you just sit completely differently in the water.

3. Leona Allen and Elsa Gaule:

   I took my hand and put it under his chin, and he rested his head on my hand right away.

4. The CDC:

   Signs of poor sleep quality include not feeling rested even after getting enough sleep, repeatedly waking up during the night, and experiencing symptoms of sleep disorders (such as snoring or gasping for air).

5. Scott Stripling:

   We have just begun the process of accumulating evidence but we’re confident that the tabernacle rested at Shiloh, the tabernacle was set up at Shiloh in 1400 B.C. - Joshua 18:1 mentions it.