Definition of rested
: having had sufficient rest or sleep
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Examples of rested in a Sentence
She appears rested and sharp.
I want to be rested for the exam.
Recent Examples of rested from the Web
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The Flyers, who are coming off a 3-2 overtime loss Tuesday in Dallas, and the rested Avs both have 90 points.
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Part of the fault for my issues rested between my chair and the touchscreen of my phone, and a whole bunch more rested with the application itself and Equifax's help line.
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Valanciunas had 16 points and 13 rebounds, and the rested Raptors used strong 3-point shooting to beat the Atlanta Hawks 108-93 on Wednesday night.
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When the second period ended, the Flyers had outshot their rested hosts 26-17, and outhustled them, and yet were tied at 2.
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Some of that hot start probably had something to do with a rested Buckeyes team playing an Indiana team on game No. 4 in the last eight days.
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Prepare to open your heart, relax your mind, and leave feeling rested and regenerated.
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The decision likely cost Gurley the NFL rushing title, but should pay off with rested skill-position players.
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In the end, a more rested staff and home field figure to make the difference.
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First Known Use of rested
15th century
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: having had enough rest or sleep
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