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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England was the more rested team going into the semifinal, but Croatia looked more energetic in extra time.
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The most rested entry is Gronkowski, having last run on March 30 in England.
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Due to rainouts, Coral Park’s ’77 team had to play Columbus and a rested Hialeah-Miami Lakes team in the same day during the single-elimination playoffs.
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A half-day later, Red Ruby looked like the most well-rested horse in the field.
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Ownership took a hard look at whether or not to run another of its horses, a rested Quip, against Justify in the Preakness.
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That's where a rested Francona seems to be right now.
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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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First Known Use of rested
15th century
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: having had enough rest or sleep
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