arousing
Speech parts
1. arousing - Noun
2. arousing - Adjective
3. arousing - Verb
Meaning
of Arouse
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Examples
As a Palmachnik, Rabin and his men had to lie low to avoid arousing inquiry from the British administration.
Even that which in itself is arousing, such as thoughts, reflections, ideas, can by custom and monotony lose all their significance, just as a spring can lose the resilience which makes it what it is.
Finding no way of giving false information without arousing suspicion, and being unwilling to give correct information, Harris arranged for Garbo to be "arrested".
The amazingly punchy bass (for a little speaker) along with also the arousing midrange will have you listening to hours.
Dramatic images of Birmingham police using police dogs and powerful streams of water against children protesters filled newspapers and television coverage, arousing national outrage.
He suggested that physiological reactions contributed to emotional experience by facilitating a focused cognitive appraisal of a given physiologically arousing event and that this appraisal was what defined the subjective emotional experience.