Arisen is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARISEN in dictionary:

VERB:
• ARISE, to come up
• (of a problem, opportunity, or situation) emerge; become apparent
• come into being; originate
• occur as a result of
• get or stand up
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to get up

Words related to ARISEN

arise5 arises6 arising8 arose5

Words that contain ARISEN

rearisen8 unarisen8

How to use ARISEN in a sentence

• It is further complicated because the painful necessity for some direct action has arisen in connection with it.
• This scene and confusion had arisen from a quarrel among the servants, in which the young Count, having interfered, had been stabbed.
• Within a decade Cheltenham, Girton, Newnham, and other colleges for women had arisen.
• Then there had arisen quarrels about the money between the two females, and between Crinkett and Adamson.
• Why did not the Secretary do it without asking him? There had arisen no question of law.
• There seems to have arisen a contest, among men of genius and literature, who should most advance its honour, or best distinguish its beauties.
• The moon had arisen, and the sea ran like heaving snow from the windward, and by this time the steamer was about half a mile ahead of us, about three points on the weather bow.
• Alone and unaided I have, by the power of Thy might, arisen to proclaim Thy Cause, unafraid of the host of my oppressors.
• Witness how every time the Day Star of Divine bounty hath shed the light of His Revelation upon the world, the people of His Day have arisen against Him, and repudiated His truth.
• There was a sound from within, as though some one had arisen from a chair.
• A thousand thoughts, more or less puzzling, had arisen and been disposed of during the hour that had elapsed since he left Mrs.
• Still no absolute barrier between the classes had arisen.
• The Government of India consulted them after the danger had arisen and become manifest.
• From this selection has arisen what is now the worst feature of the situation.
• I am greatly annoyed that it should have arisen among members of the senior class.
• In regard also to the FAITHFULNESS OF THE COPY the facts are quite in harmony with the theory, according to which the resemblance must have arisen and increased BY DEGREES.
• And the opposite belief has arisen mainly from that strange confusion between ignorance and innocence, with which many ignorant persons seem to solace themselves.
• Disturbance having arisen at Sidon, an English war steamer was sent thither to look after the foreigners.
• I am truly proud of the manner in which my loved friends in Australia and New-Zealand have arisen to discharge their sacred and pressing responsibilities.
• The present outlines of its coast, its mountains and valleys, its rivers and lakes, have mostly arisen since that time.
• Shortly after the first vague rumors of battles said to have been fought at San Francisco, Port Townsend, and Seattle, had arisen, even these sources of information ran dry.
• The Old Testament can form but a feeble barrier to the flood which has thus swept away the New, with all which has arisen out of the assumed truth of its history.
• On this eminence had arisen, in the night, a redoubt, built by Prescott, and in which he held command.
• Then some doubt had arisen among the members of the parish.
• Yet as lives are short and abilities not usually hereditary, the great corporation question of to-day would hardly have arisen.
• So upon the morrow when it was fair day they within were arisen, and found Launcelot lying afore the chamber door.
• Three new kingdoms have arisen, and one kingdom has been transformed into an empire.
• And his actions have arisen in such a way, one out of the other, that men have never been given time to work steadily against him.
• A great deal of controversy has arisen over a number of poems that have been ascribed to him and denied to him with equal persistency.
• Marion was awakened in the morning by her roommate, Helen Nash, who had quietly arisen half an hour earlier.
• A serious disagreement had arisen between mother and daughter.
• Right at the start Linrock had apparently arisen in resentment at the presence of Vaughn Steele.
• Moreover, embarrassing questions would have arisen under the favored-nation clauses of treaties with other nations.

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