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] arouse = to cause excitement among (sometimes with a sexual meaning)
- ] arouse = to cause excitement among (sometimes with a sexual meaning)
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rise = intransitive verb (no object) to get higher [The river is rising.]
arise = stand up - somewhat archaic
rouse = to stir up, agitate [The officer roused the cadets at 4:00 in the moring.]
arouse = to cause excitement among (sometimes with a sexual meaning)
arise = stand up - somewhat archaic
rouse = to stir up, agitate [The officer roused the cadets at 4:00 in the moring.]
arouse = to cause excitement among (sometimes with a sexual meaning)
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Raise is the transitive version of "rise" - it takes an object. We raise the flag, we raise an alarm, etc.
Just to complete the set.
Just to complete the set.
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