arouse [əˈraʊz] ГЛ. перех.
- arouse
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| I | arouse |
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| you | arouse |
| he/she/it | arouses |
| we | arouse |
| you | arouse |
| they | arouse |
| I | aroused |
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| you | aroused |
| he/she/it | aroused |
| we | aroused |
| you | aroused |
| they | aroused |
| I | have | aroused |
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| you | have | aroused |
| he/she/it | has | aroused |
| we | have | aroused |
| you | have | aroused |
| they | have | aroused |
| I | had | aroused |
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| you | had | aroused |
| he/she/it | had | aroused |
| we | had | aroused |
| you | had | aroused |
| they | had | aroused |
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He initiated the establishment of fourteen educational institutions with a view to arousing intellectual and spiritual strength of the people.
en.wikipedia.org Her suspicious actions aroused skepticism among her neighbors who demanded an investigation.
en.wikipedia.org The trial aroused enormous public interest and the courtroom was packed.
en.wikipedia.org Four-month-old infants who became motorically aroused and distressed to presentations of novel stimuli were termed "highly reactive".
en.wikipedia.org During early parts of natural sleep, an individual is difficult to arouse.
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