arouse in English

verb

1

evoke or awaken (a feeling, emotion, or response).

something about the man aroused the guard's suspicions

synonyms: induce, prompt, trigger, stir up, bring out, kindle, fire, spark off, provoke, engender, cause, foster, enkindle

2

awaken (someone) from sleep.

she had been aroused by the telephone

synonyms: wake (up), awaken, bring to, rouse, waken

verb

induce, prompt, trigger, stir up, bring out, kindle, fire, spark off, provoke, engender, cause, foster, enkindle
stir up, rouse, galvanize, excite, electrify, stimulate, inspire, inspirit, move, fire up, whip up, get going, inflame, agitate, goad, incite, inspirit
excite, stimulate, titillate, turn on, get going, give a thrill to, light someone's fire
wake (up), awaken, bring to, rouse, waken
raise, kindle, fire, enkindle, evoke, elicit, provoke
wake up, wake, awaken, awake, come alive, waken
wake up, rouse, wake, awaken, waken
perk up, stimulate, energize, brace
stir, call down, raise, conjure up, invoke, conjure, evoke, call forth, put forward, bring up
stir
wind up, turn on, excite, sex

Use "arouse" in a sentence

1. Arouse definition, to stir to action or strong response; excite: to Arouse a crowd;to Arouse suspicion

2. may arouse immediate interest.

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4. Silly mistakes often arouse ridicule.

5. 2 Silly mistakes often arouse ridicule.

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10. Arouse: to cause to stop sleeping.

11. And you didn't arouse any suspicions?

12. Arouse definition is - to awaken from sleep

13. They were a device to arouse emotions.

14. He addresses ideals that arouse yearning transiently.

15. A patriotic song might Arouse your love of country, and a new idea might Arouse your imagination.

16. Affright: To arouse fear in; terrify

17. At dawn the farmers began to arouse.

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20. I could not Arouse her from her sleep

21. We must arouse them to fight with enemies.

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25. Bodices addle their brains... and arouse their base instincts.

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31. Parked vehicles that arouse suspicion should be reported.

32. We must be careful not to arouse the marquis'suspicion.

33. 1 Arouse something to make someone have a particular feeling or attitude to Arouse someone's interest/curiosity/anger Her strange behavior Aroused our suspicions

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36. We must arouse them to fight for their own emancipation.

37. What should I avoid that might arouse unclean desires?

38. His strange behaviors arouse the suspect of the guard.

39. So, worldly anthems and marches are used to arouse patriotic fervor.

40. Their persecution only serves to arouse the opposition of the people.

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42. We left in the daytime so as not to Arouse suspicion.

43. Parked vehicles that arouse suspicion should be reported to the police.

44. Arouse baby's imagination so bring into play creativity during actual operation.

45. The mere fact of your being there will arouse their suspicions.

46. A pat humorous tale may sometimes arouse a big laugh.

47. Arouse something to make somebody have a particular feeling or attitude

48. 17 A pat humorous tale may sometimes arouse a big laugh.

49. They are fascinating and frightening; they arouse anger and they are defiant.

50. The killings at the weekend helped arouse popular sentiment against the organization.