Arousing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AROUSING 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 AROUSING

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How to use AROUSING in a sentence

• The arousing of the fundamental instincts of these human beings had, indeed, enormously emphasized the animal in them.
• The end of education is development in virtue, and, as a means to this, the arousing of varied interests and the production of a stable character.
• The net result was that although I could not manufacture any potent explosive, yet I did succeed in arousing the intense curiosity of the blacks.
• Slipping into her home fortunately without arousing any of her family, she had gone to bed with the intention of getting a rest of an hour or two.
• Once or twice, half arousing himself, he drew toward him his unfinished work.
• The Catinats, too, had been treated in an even more kindly fashion, the weak old man and the beauty of his daughter arousing the interest of the governor himself.
• Lloyd returned toward the glass-enclosed veranda to find Bennett just arousing from his nap.
• Diane made the coffee, arousing the frank and guileless interest of Mr.
• He endeavored, in a general way, to express a particular disapproval, and only succeeded in arousing the ire and opposition of his father-in-law.
• He only knew that he liked being with her, and he was not annoyed, certainly, by the fact that he knew their constant proximity was arousing a certain amount of comment.
• There are, therefore, certain external methods, which every teacher knows, of voluntarily arousing the attention from time to time and keeping it upon the subject.
• The report of these firearms had the effect of arousing the entire command.
• It was written with a view to arousing a patriotic feeling.
• The man kept that position while the other witnesses were heard, their testimony arousing murmurs of indignation that were quickly checked.
• No one then at Cambridge seems to have been in the least degree capable of arousing enthusiasm.
• But Magde arousing herself from her stupor, looked her guest full in the face, and there read an expression which displeased her.
• What I saw was to me at once elevating and depressing, arousing and also bewildering.
• The Indian has become too weak to contend successfully against his neighbor and the white man has learned enough to refrain from arousing the vindictiveness of the savage.
• Knowing he was very tired, he took the precaution of curling up directly in front of the door so that no one could enter without arousing him.
• Somehow Builder had known they were going to kill him before arousing the rest of the tribe to the fact that Thor was back.
• He hurried along the corridor after her, regardless of the attention he was arousing, caught her up, passed her, and stopped.
• It can be made to avoid all danger of seeming unjust and arousing resentment.
• Such a subject compels expectant attention from the reader and aids in arousing an appreciative interest on his part.
• Colonel John Moore, son of Moses Moore, who resided six or seven miles west of Lincolnton, took an active part in arousing and increasing the Tory element throughout the county.
• The messengers went swiftly through the whole territory of these neighboring tribes, arousing the men to action and calling for volunteers.
• Third, the value of concrete imagery and of connections with personal experience in arousing emotional tone should be emphasized.
• His physician suggested, as the only chance of arousing him, that Mrs.
• For the essential thing in education is not the doctrine taught, but the arousing of the faculties.
• A shot rang out, arousing the camp not yet fully settled to sleep.
• He knew that she inwardly fretted at not arousing irritation.
• For the purpose of arousing public interest in the approaching New York Constitutional Convention, an equal rights meeting was held at Albany, in Tweddle Hall, November 21.
• He would have given much then to have had a powerful pair of glasses, but no horse-buying peasant could carry such equipment without arousing suspicion.
• He knew that he was a too recent arrival at Zillenstein to be making inquiries without arousing suspicion, and it was better anyhow to go slowly.
• He crept stealthily into that room where the miser breathed his last, as if fearful of arousing the body within the drawn curtains.

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