Arising is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARISING 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 ARISING

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How to use ARISING in a sentence

• He could see, in the distance, the smoke arising from a hundred chimneys where the city lay, and the road looked as though it would take him more directly there.
• A distinction may perhaps be imagined between cases arising upon treaties and the laws of nations and those which may stand merely on the footing of the municipal law.
• He had made but a few miles, when a storm suddenly arising, wetted him to the skin.
• A slight breeze was arising and sighing gently through the elms, but, screened by my hands, the flame of the match took life.
• These reflections, arising out of the present crisis, have forced themselves too strongly on my mind to be suppressed.
• But on the fourth day, arising early in the morning, he desired to depart.
• The murket flung up one hand in a gesture of dissent, and arising, walked toward the door of the workroom.
• The country was not, however, yet freed entirely from the calamities and troubles arising from the hostility of the Danes.
• This is an instance of a HEREDITARY INDIVIDUAL VARIATION, arising from the germ.
• In truth, the hatred arising from conflict of opinion is not the offspring of thought, but of emotion.
• Abe Lockwood had to encounter many troubles arising from a variety of causes but that which seemed to harass him most was poverty.
• Therefore the debt of punishment arising through ingratitude in respect of a subsequent sin is as great as the debt of punishment due for all the previous sins.
• The picturesque lay of the land and the superstitions of the inhabitants prevent the formation of communities and the benefits arising from the exchange and comparison of ideas.
• It is evident that prejudices arising from adherence to religious forms and imitation of ancestral beliefs have hindered the progress of humanity thousands of years.
• In all of those three cases the laws of the State had established a tribunal with absolute right to determine all questions arising out of the election.
• He soon observed a shapeless form arising out of the midst of the water and rushing straight toward him.
• The obligations arising from the rights of humanity and claims of rank are universally binding and extensive, except in case of retaliation.
• Already she had formed the habit of arising before Louis, and had reconciled herself to the fact that Louis had to be forced out of bed.
• A character of magnificence, arising in a great measure from the grand scale upon which it is built, pervades this front.
• Another consideration pointing to the locality of this power is drawn from the fact that John saw it arising from the earth.
• Nor has it been possible for western civilization to take advantage of the drastic changes and challenges arising out of the current world revolution.
• Party divisions have grown up among them, arising out of the want of confidence in their Commissioner.
• Some of the townspeople were out hunting, and, a dispute arising among the barbarians about the hunt, they came to blows.
• See Petrus de Palude, book 4, distinction 15, question 3, conclusion 4, about the gain arising from acting.
• Our spiritual nature is subject to changes arising from the advancement in knowledge.

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