Arose is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AROSE 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
• past tense ofarise
• The past or preterit tense of Arise.
• past tense of arise

Words related to AROSE

arise5 arisen6 arises6 arising8

Words that contain AROSE

agarose8 haroset10 rearose7 saroses7 agaroses9 charoset13 haroseth14 harosets11 pharoses13 charoseth17 charosets14 haroseths15 madaroses12 charoseths18 marmaroses14 saccharose17 saccharoses18 polysaccharose26 polysaccharoses27

How to use AROSE in a sentence

• It was night when Padre Florentino, wiping the perspiration from his face, arose and began to meditate.
• It is true that none of these orators arose to supreme power, and that they were not equal to Mirabeau and other great lights in the Revolutionary period.
• Religious persecution for opinions was the fruit of subsequent inquiries, and did not reach its height until the Dominicans arose in the thirteenth century.
• And as we stood and listened, there arose in the air a sound of voices, like those of a man and woman in vehement dispute.
• When dinner was over, Lady Belgrade gave the signal, and arose from the table.
• One by one the visitors arose and took leave, chattering to the very last.
• When the war between the States arose he went with Virginia, caring little for either cause, but conscious that his heart was where his home was.
• When I had talked about ten minutes, he arose and passed out.
• I must go before that old, insatiable longing for her arose in me again.
• He arose suddenly at the sound of the bell, but still swifter was the arising of the stag, and it went off, with his book on its horns.
• Presently she arose, placed the foot gently down, and entered the house.
• Such is the Red Army of Soviet Russia which arose to protect the achievements of the working class against every assault from within or without.
• Inspired by the Master’s words and the accounts brought back from the Holy Land, Persian believers arose to undertake travel-teaching activities in the Far East.
• A lady, seated on a sofa, arose quickly, and advanced to meet him.
• He again arose, laid himself upon the bed, and sank at once into slumber.
• The people arose against this prohibition, and the revolution they had endeavored to repress by this means now broke out.
• When he arose, he found what he expected, that the country was under water.
• He awakened and arose before any color of dawn hinted of the day.
• In a moment a low murmur arose from the valley, then a sudden silence.
• Next, heroes and champions, whose names have been preserved, arose.
• A young brother had just closed a sermon of a mild and persuasive kind, and no sooner had he taken his seat than the old man arose.
• The lieutenant was about to step into the boat, when a doubt arose, and he stopped in his advance, perplexed.
• Livingstone saw that her company was hardly desired, she soon arose to go, asking Mrs.
• Without further word, slowly she arose and walked down the stairs, and out into the swamp.

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