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Meanings of aroused in inglês
Synonyms
Examples for "stirred"
Examples for "stirred"
1
However, the prospect of her release also stirred resentment among kidnapping victims.
2
However, the prospect of her release has stirred resentment among kidnapping victims.
3
Rising Iranian power has stirred concern among many Arabs, to Israel's advantage.
4
CHINA:Will China be shaken or stirred by the new James Bond film?
5
It remained motionless; it stirred not under the hands of the child.
1
Analysts today admit that they feel stimulated when patients talk about sex.
2
In each case they stimulated the atomic vibration of the particular building-
3
However, it remained unclear whether AlgB stimulated algD transcription directly or indirectly.
4
Longitudinally, DMFS increased with increasing age and lower average stimulated salivary volume.
5
In space-exposed animals, both basal and thyrotropin-stimulated cAMP production were always higher.
1
But recent concerns about Palm's viability, and have stirred up more talk.
2
Somehow, the speech stirred up resentment in the minds of the hearers.
3
And they stirred up the people and the ancients and the scribes.
4
Just look at the trouble stirred up by the invasion of Iraq.
5
Some day-tripping yahoos visited Loggerhead Island this morning and stirred up trouble.
Keenly excited (especially sexually) or indicating excitement.
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Usage of aroused in inglês
1
It aroused little opposition among workers and peasants; not much enthusiasm either.
2
The warder aroused the domestics in the tower, and the stranger entered.
3
The Soviet System elicited intellectual approval, the Spanish struggle aroused emotional identification.
4
It certainly aroused the men sleeping in the cabin, and the roundhouse.
5
Nationalist passions are aroused -of the type many thought long forgotten.
6
The cry, and the terrified words which accompanied it, aroused Lady Mar.
7
It restored his earlier good mood, and left him intrigued and aroused.
8
The anti-war movement can't quite say that it has aroused the nation.
9
Horror of the author aroused in contemplation of the lonely mountain-top graveyard.
10
Suddenly a shot rang out in the darkness and aroused the sleepers.
11
Everyone said the High Magus got aroused at the sight of fear.
12
The murder of Garfield aroused a general demand for civil service reform.
13
The news of their betrothal aroused a storm in the family circle.
14
The real question remains, was the killer sexually aroused by his actions?
15
Rage was the first emotion which the spectacle aroused in Alf Brooks.
16
It has aroused all the dogs in the neighbourhood, who bark vehemently.
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Aroused through the time
Aroused across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Rare