Arouse is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AROUSE in dictionary:

VERB:
• 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
• stimulate, make active
• To excite to action from a state of rest; to stir, or put in motion or exertion; to rouse; to excite; as, to arouse one from sleep; to arouse the dormant faculties.
• call forth (emotions, feelings, and responses)
• stop sleeping
• summon into action or bring into existence, often as if by magic
• cause to be alert and energetic
• cause to become awake or conscious
• to begin moving,
• stimulate sexually

Words related to AROUSE

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Words that contain AROUSE

aroused8 arouser7 arouses7 carouse9 arousers8 caroused11 carousel10 carouser10 carouses10 rearouse8 carousels11 carousers11 rearoused10 rearouses9 unaroused10

How to use AROUSE in a sentence

• He seated himself at her feet, examined and admired her work, and talked of old times, but with such infinite discretion, that he did not arouse a single painful association.
• If one could arouse a sufficiently general problem interest, this sort of instruction could be made most effective.
• Of course I have hopes that in case my fears are proven to have been well founded, I can arouse Louise to a proper spirit and induce her to throw the fellow over.
• It may give useful hints, to be followed on a smaller or a larger scale, or it may arouse criticisms which will work for good, both to the critic and to the author.
• He listened to me with patience, and then relapsed into a reverie, from which I found it impossible to arouse him.
• The forcing of women to work, in accordance with Socialistic doctrines, would arouse opposition to the new government.
• He presented a spectacle of dissolution calculated to arouse the sympathies of those who stood around his bed.
• We can readily perceive how a work like this is suited to arouse the dormant energies of the mind, and start it off upon a career of thought and influence.
• Not that in some respects its disappearance will fail to arouse regret.
• Eight of them changed into lovely maidens and went bathing in the lake but the ninth fluttered about your head and tried in every way to arouse you.
• If Frank did happen to arouse several times during the night he saw and heard nothing to indicate that there were any animals prowling around in the vicinity of the camp.
• Well, the youngster paraded up and down the Zocodover in his uniform with the Portuguese lady on his arm to arouse the jealousy of his companions in the Academy.
• But he was not listened to, and his cries only served to arouse the attention of the Spaniards.
• The presence of a crowd seemed always to touch and arouse Him peculiarly.
• I have watched such victims and they arouse in me both laughter and sadness.
• He was surprised to find that the sermon, which heretofore so strongly impressed the savages, did not now arouse the slightest enthusiasm.
• These reactions foster adjustments, attitudes, and ideas that favor the successful dealing with the emergencies that arouse them.
• Then there are the questions which arouse the response of analysis.
• It holds back from us some of the truth, and the strong emphasis that the truth needs to arouse our attention and get into our some-time thick heads.
• The fact that our interests and enthusiasms are called out in situations of the conflict type is shown by a glance at the situations which arouse them most readily.
• He himself, exercising duplicity and cunning, did not leave the city, or the houses of the Spanish during this time, in order to arouse less suspicion of himself.
• He had liked neither to stop within doors nor to go abroad, since the one course might arouse inquiry and the second lead to his identification.

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