arouse
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ɜ
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rouse
ˈraʊz
rawz
British pronunciation
/ɐɹˈa‍ʊz/

Definition & Meaning of "arouse"in English

to arouse
01

to wake from sleep or a state of rest

Intransitive
to arouse definition and meaning
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Examples
As the sun rose, he gradually aroused and greeted the new day.
02

to call forth or evoke specific emotions, feelings, or responses

Transitive: to arouse feelings
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Examples
The captivating music had the power to arouse a deep sense of nostalgia in the listeners.
03

to stimulate someone or something to action or activity

Transitive: to arouse sb
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The energetic beat of the drum served to arouse the soldiers before they marched into battle.
04

to cause someone to wake up

Transitive: to arouse sb
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The gentle nudging of the alarm clock was intended to arouse her at the scheduled time.
05

to invoke sexual feelings of desire or excitement

Transitive: to arouse sb
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The provocative dance routine was intended to arouse the audience and create a sensual atmosphere.
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