Arouses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AROUSES 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

Words related to AROUSES

arouse6 aroused8 arousing9

Words that contain AROUSES

carouses10 rearouses9

How to use AROUSES in a sentence

• The work may sometimes be necessary, but it rarely arouses our enthusiasm.
• The mention of Greece fills the mind with the most exalted sentiments and arouses in our bosoms the best feelings of which our nature is susceptible.
• The beauty of a good deed arouses immediate satisfaction.
• From the legal race the free race learns respect for the law, as in turn it arouses in the former the impulse toward freedom.
• And nothing arouses a more grim and sweet satisfaction than the thought that she already has the gravest reason to regret it, and would give her head not to have committed it.
• They retain no recollection of the vision and see him simply as a youthful cowherd, charming in manner, whose skill in slaying demons arouses their love.
• It draws them on, it arouses their energy, they think it worth while.
• An able master arouses excellent pupils and their activities extend their ramifications into the infinite.
• The best that history gives us is the enthusiasm it arouses.
• Interest arouses abnormally concentrated attention, and this in turn is the cause of genius.
• This arouses the Count, who comes forward in a fury, orders the immediate dismissal of the page, and by the merest accident discovers the unlucky youth ensconced in the arm-chair.
• As I read it the emotions which it arouses make both speech and sight difficult.
• Talent makes the world wonder that it gets on no faster, tact arouses astonishment that it gets on so fast.
• She promises her father, however, to be careful, and her caution, in turn, arouses the suspicion of Hamlet.
• This, again, works with perfect smoothness and never arouses the ill-feeling aroused by the selections nominally made by the Prime Minister.
• This arouses bitter controversies, which involve both ecclesiastics and laymen and many conflicting interests.
• At least he arouses at the slightest sound of an enemy.
• The impulse it arouses in those under its influence is not simply to pursue freely whatever path they believe leads to personal fulfilment or contribution to society.
• Perhaps some of their charm is in the subject portrayed, which, being unfamiliar, arouses curiosity.
• God has given me a face which only arouses comical thoughts in others.
• Zola has created a detestable school which already slides into the mire beneath the weight of the crimes which it excites and the disgust which it arouses.
• Nothing arouses him but when they do wrong, and that only excites him to anger and frowns.
• Though more complex, it is still strong when the child enters school, and for years any object of sense which attracts his attention is material which arouses this instinct.
• Second, it arouses greater self-activity on the part of the worker.
• I strongly share the repugnance which this poetical school arouses in simple people.
• For many men that which arouses their ambitions is the call of a great opportunity or responsibility.
• The emotions it arouses will be those aroused by the experience it explains.
• War is simply an organized form of fight, and as such is most attractive, or, to say the least, arouses the interests powerfully.
• All the world over a wedding procession arouses laughter and derision in the bystanders.
• II It may be well, before we go further, to look a little more closely into the suspicion and dislike which eugenics still arouses in many worthy old-fashioned people.
• Craig knows that when he stirs up the pool he arouses the worst elements in her nature.
• If it is a matter that arouses much feeling the British way is for some one to disobey and take the consequences.
• All nature arouses herself by degrees, as the great source of light rises from his couch, curtained with rose and daffodil-coloured drapery.

Similar words containing AROUSE without suffix s

arouse6 aroused8 arouser7 carouse9 arousers8 caroused11 carousel10 carouser10 carouses10 rearouse8 carousels11 carousers11 rearoused10 rearouses9 unaroused10

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