Examples of 'arouse' in a sentence
Meaning of "arouse"
Arouse means to evoke a feeling, emotion, or reaction in someone. It is often used in a romantic or sexual context to describe stimulating someone's desires or passions
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- To stimulate or induce (feelings).
- To sexually stimulate.
- To cause an erection of the penis or other physical signs of sexual arousal, such as fluid secretion.
- To wake from sleep or stupor; to rouse.
How to use "arouse" in a sentence
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Your sons do not arouse such emotion.
Arouse in the other person an eager want.
But it did not arouse my curiosity at the time.
Arouse and satisfy needs and wants.
She wants to arouse pity for herself.
Arouse your curiosity with the gallery.
We do not wanna arouse any more suspicion.
To arouse the interest of the general public.
I just wanted to arouse your fighting spirit.
To arouse them against a growing national menace.
Biblical references do not arouse curiosity or resonances in me.
Not arouse or awaken love until it so desires.
In order not to arouse any more suspicion.
We arouse the public by stigmatizing the suspect.
I told you not to arouse more suspicion.
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You arouse the lust in aristocratic ladies.
Should touch and arouse this beauty.
May arouse in you suspicion and disgust.
You should not arouse a man like me.
They arouse both amazement and admiration.
This at first did not arouse any suspicion in us.
To arouse the curiosity of young and old.
The attention and arouse the interest.
Only to arouse storms did this castle arise.
But they can also arouse us to action.
Always arouse curiosity and ensure freshness.
These problems must arouse enough attention.
You arouse less suspicion if you are not alone.
These results should arouse worldwide attention.
Arouse us to heights with a passionate strain.
It will easily arouse the interest of robbers.
I am going to see the priest to not arouse suspicion.
That would arouse the least suspicion.
The boss did not want to arouse suspicion.
Orchids arouse passion more than romance.
I would rather not arouse your pity.
Sure to arouse the sickies amongst you.
Her gift of these will arouse no comment.
Needs also arouse applications to finance projects.
A single drop is enough to arouse any animal.
It would arouse racial and xenophobic tensions.
Harming my mother would only arouse suspicion.
Something to arouse the curiosity of a wide audience.
Sookie will be less likely to arouse suspicion.
That would arouse too much suspicion.
I am sure that would not arouse suspicion.
We want to arouse your curiosity and imagination.
Winning just enough not to arouse suspicion.
That had to arouse the adrenaline somewhat.
We are not people who easily arouse suspicion.
