Aroused is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AROUSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• AROUSE, to stimulate
• evoke or awaken (a feeling, emotion, or response)
• excite or provoke (someone) to anger or strong emotions
• excite (someone) sexually
• awaken (someone) from sleep
ADJECTIVE:
• aroused to action
• emotionally aroused
• brought to a state of great tension
• feeling great sexual desire
• keenly excited (especially sexually) or indicating excitement
• (of persons) excessively affected by emotion

Words related to AROUSED

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How to use AROUSED in a sentence

• But as the gate moved, it made such a creaking that Giant Despair was aroused.
• Lloyd Garrison, seventy years later, aroused public sentiment in reference to slavery.
• They were, however, aroused, and when our business was made known, an exciting scene followed.
• The devil of his nature thus fairly aroused, he sprang for his spear.
• The confusion of their approach now aroused all the house.
• The girl did not realize how far her decision, in itself, aroused the admiring sympathy of her captor.
• England and France were now thoroughly aroused, and bitterly irritated against each other.
• It was while she was thus occupied that her eye fell upon an instrument which aroused in her an excited interest.
• Davidson was a marked man owing to his loyalty to King George, and the rebels here also aroused the natives against him.
• This was all, but it aroused in Dane a new spirit of hope.
• The nurse had been aroused by the talking and stood in the doorway.
• It was up to us to utilize the few minutes before the ranch should be aroused.
• For though it takes a great deal to rouse us Germans, when once aroused our feelings run deep and strong.
• It was unusual for her to give any attention to housework, but a new interest in domestic affairs seemed to have aroused within her to-day.
• Sakurai San, who was asleep, aroused by the noise, sprang up to part us.
• The whole country was aroused, and all were eager to go to the front.
• This suspicious combination at one time aroused considerable anger.
• This act of his aroused the admiration of these sheep men beyond a point of safety.
• The chivalry of this generous people was aroused in admiration of a woman that would defy the calumny attached to an outlaw.
• That aroused every one and filled the sets instantly.
• Travers, for his part, was enjoying to the full the suspense which his question had aroused.
• It is the satisfaction aroused by results of which the individual is the cause.
• Enraged by these and similar depredations, the whole frontier was aroused to aggressive measures.
• It was amusing to see the curiosity which we aroused.

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