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Meanings of stimulated in inglés

Emotionally aroused.

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Examples for "stirred"
Examples for "stirred"
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However, the prospect of her release also stirred resentment among kidnapping victims.
Reuters
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However, the prospect of her release has stirred resentment among kidnapping victims.
Reuters
3
Rising Iranian power has stirred concern among many Arabs, to Israel's advantage.
Reuters
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CHINA:Will China be shaken or stirred by the new James Bond film?
The Irish Times
5
It remained motionless; it stirred not under the hands of the child.
The Man Who Laughs: A Romance of English History
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It aroused little opposition among workers and peasants; not much enthusiasm either.
Modern Times
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The warder aroused the domestics in the tower, and the stranger entered.
Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Volume 23
3
The Soviet System elicited intellectual approval, the Spanish struggle aroused emotional identification.
The God That Failed
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It certainly aroused the men sleeping in the cabin, and the roundhouse.
The Blood Ship
5
Nationalist passions are aroused -of the type many thought long forgotten.
The Guardian
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But recent concerns about Palm's viability, and have stirred up more talk.
Reuters
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Somehow, the speech stirred up resentment in the minds of the hearers.
The Submarine Boys on Duty / Life on a Diving Torpedo Boat
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And they stirred up the people and the ancients and the scribes.
The Bible, Douay-Rheims, New Testament
4
Just look at the trouble stirred up by the invasion of Iraq.
The Irish Times
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Some day-tripping yahoos visited Loggerhead Island this morning and stirred up trouble.
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Usage of stimulated in inglés
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Analysts today admit that they feel stimulated when patients talk about sex.
The new yorker
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In each case they stimulated the atomic vibration of the particular building-
The Moon Pool
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However, it remained unclear whether AlgB stimulated algD transcription directly or indirectly.
Pubmed
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Longitudinally, DMFS increased with increasing age and lower average stimulated salivary volume.
Pubmed
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In space-exposed animals, both basal and thyrotropin-stimulated cAMP production were always higher.
Pubmed
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Arginine-stimulated second-phase insulin response was used as a measure of beta-cell capacity.
Pubmed
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The time course of agonist-stimulated Cl- efflux differed depending on the agonist.
Pubmed
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A 2013 TEDx conference on de-extinction stimulated people's imagination and much debate.
BBC
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The trials also stimulated the anti-slavery leaders and orators to new vigor.
Autobiography of Andrew Dickson White — Volume 1
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As a result, more auditory neurons can be stimulated than the expected.
Pubmed
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In vitro LPS-stimulated human T cells showed a similar differential response pattern.
Pubmed
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These results indicate that OXT is involved in steroid hormone-stimulated BSC activity.
Pubmed
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A brisk boom is under way, stimulated by the money in circulation.
The new yorker
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Methods: Primocultures of isolated hepatocytes or 7777 cells were stimulated with HGF.
Pubmed
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All this stimulated speculation in Western lands, in canal and banking ventures.
Expansion and Conflict
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The punctuated equilibrium model has stimulated much research and drawn many adherents.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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