"awakeness" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1922, Angela Brazil, The Jolliest School of All",
          "text": "\"I sat up in bed with that feeling of broad awakeness and alertness which comes to us sometimes, and caught my breath as I listened, for through the stillness of the night came the unmistakable sound of a gentle tapping from behind the paneling of the wall.",
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          "text": "The kind of awakeness that allows you to be appropriate to whatever moment you're in.",
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          "text": "By that measure, Nehlig's team found, the brain activity of animals given caffeine rose in brain regions involved in locomotion, mood, and awakeness.",
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