Expressions - Collocations of the word " arouse "
| arouse | 1) The incident has aroused grave public concern. 2) There was nothing to arouse childhood memories. more arouse sentences |
| arouse anger | 1) The scheme aroused much anger amongst the Tamils. 2) These accusations had aroused the uncontrollable anger of the group. more arouse anger sentences |
| arouse anxiety | 1) That is, their content arouses anxiety causing their recall to become unacceptably upsetting. 2) Therefore the idea of a woman priest can arouse anxiety , for being dependent on a woman is the very thing that is feared. more arouse anxiety sentences |
| arouse controversy | 1) The political theme of the film aroused controversy . 2) This proposal aroused too much controversy to be implemented. more arouse controversy sentences |
| arouse criticism | 1) Such advertising aroused criticisms of quackery and immorality. 2) One shochet aroused criticism for teaching classes in his bloody clothing! more arouse criticism sentences |
| arouse curiosity | 1) The genus was sufficiently unlike other bacteria to arouse curiosity . 2) Teachers try to further arouse that curiosity in specific subjects . more arouse curiosity sentences |
| arouse emotion | 1) Which situations tend to arouse these emotions in you? 2) Milford Haven arouses conflicting emotions with its contrasting impressions. more arouse emotion sentences |
| arouse emotions | 1) Its striking, dynamic design exudes sensual purity and arouses emotions . 2) In addition to arousing emotions and simplifying complexity, visual presentation can serve to enhance stories. more arouse emotions sentences |
| arouse enthusiasm | 1) His rocks aroused little enthusiasm , and the war with Spain intensified. 2) The audience's enthusiasm was aroused to a high pitch at many points. more arouse enthusiasm sentences |
| arouse expectation | 1) Kennedy and Wilson had both aroused expectations , which had not been fulfilled. 2) MacArthur received public adulation, which aroused expectations that he would run for president, but he was not a candidate. more arouse expectation sentences |
| arouse feeling | 1) His cultured voice and charming manners aroused feelings she had never experienced before. 2) The passage of the Fugitive Slave Law aroused feelings of bitterness in the North. more arouse feeling sentences |
| arouse from | 1) His disordered dress showed that he had been hastily aroused from sleep. 2) Shortly before the light the castellan is aroused from bed. more arouse from sentences |
| arouse hostility | 1) But the entre'actes and other things aroused complete hostility . 2) Such plans frequently prove counterproductive by arousing hostility in those otherwise sympathetic toward corrective efforts. more arouse hostility sentences |
| arouse indignation | 1) This had aroused indignation among some citizens. 2) The massacre was so brutal it aroused indignation throughout Europe. more arouse indignation sentences |
| arouse interest | 1) Why does this small inland arouse such interest ? 2) This has aroused considerable interest in recent years. more arouse interest sentences |
| arouse ire | 1) He comforts her, arousing Michael's ire . 2) This greatly aroused the ire of our then prime minister, Golda Meir. more arouse ire sentences |
| arouse jealousy | 1) This continues to arouse jealousy among others. 2) Are we trying to arouse the Lords jealousy ? more arouse jealousy sentences |
| arouse opposition | 1) But the decision aroused considerable opposition among his officers. 2) It's aroused a little local opposition . more arouse opposition sentences |
| arouse passion | 1) The passions are aroused and creativity is assured. 2) However mutants' rights still continue to arouse strong passions . more arouse passion sentences |
| arouse resentment | 1) This may arouse the leadership's resentment . 2) Often the same kind of things that arouse aggressive resentment . more arouse resentment sentences |
| arouse suspicion | 1) This unavoidable analogy between biology and economics must arouse suspicion . 2) Here are 26 signs that should arouse suspicion . more arouse suspicion sentences |
| arouse sympathy | 1) Women are more clever than men in arousing sympathy . 2) It arouses sympathy for him from us. more arouse sympathy sentences |
| aroused | 1) The incident has aroused grave public concern. 2) This has aroused considerable interest in recent years. more aroused sentences |
| arouses | 1) Long experience with alcoholic excuses naturally arouses suspicion. 2) Every energetic movement within these bonds arouses an energetic vibration. more arouses sentences |
| arousing | 1) Because many survival situations are emotionally arousing , retention is enhanced. 2) Local education issues are another area arousing Koch interest. more arousing sentences |
| easily arouse | 1) A strong romantic in which feelings are aroused easily . 2) They become anxious, short tempered, easily aroused . more easily arouse sentences |
| emotionally arouse | 1) Because many survival situations are emotionally arousing , retention is enhanced. 2) Flashbulb memories have been implicated in the emotionally arousing event. more emotionally arouse sentences |
| first arouse | 1) His curiosity first aroused by information on a puzzling suicide. 2) This monster at first aroused no special interest in any one of us. more first arouse sentences |
| fully arouse | 1) But your suspicions are already fully aroused . 2) She kissed him back, aware he was as fully aroused as she was. more fully arouse sentences |
| immediately arouse | 1) The subject is one that immediately arouses diverse feelings. 2) Aue's behaviour was inconsistent and immediately aroused Stern's curiosity. more immediately arouse sentences |
| only arouse | 1) Such acts can only arouse indignation. 2) The terms offered by Louis to the Prince of Orange only aroused a more bitter resistance. more only arouse sentences |
| physically arouse | 1) In many cases, this is because she is unable to become physically aroused . 2) There were some film clips that were identified as being more physically arousing than mentally appealing. more physically arouse sentences |
Expressions with the word arouse
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