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arouse

/əˈraʊz/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'éveiller, de susciter ou de provoquer un sentiment, une émotion ou une réaction, ou d'exciter physiquement ou sexuellement.

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/əˈraʊz/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'éveiller, de susciter ou de provoquer un sentiment, une émotion ou une réaction, ou d'exciter physiquement ou sexuellement.

A verb used to indicate the act of awakening, stirring up, or provoking a feeling, emotion, or reaction.

  1. Stimulate or awakenB2formal

    To cause a feeling, emotion, or reaction to occur.

    fréveiller, susciter

    • The speech aroused strong emotions in the audience.
    • His actions aroused suspicion among the neighbors.
    • The documentary aroused public interest in the issue.

    Synonymesawakenelicitevokeexciteinstigatekindleprovokestimulatetrigger

    Antonymesallaycalmquellsoothesuppress

  2. Wake from sleepB2formal

    To wake someone from sleep.

    frréveiller

    • The noise aroused him from his deep sleep.
    • She was aroused by the sound of the alarm clock.
    • The baby was gently aroused for feeding.

    Synonymesawakenrousewakewaken

  3. Sexual stimulationC1formal

    To excite or stimulate sexual desire.

    frStimuler sexuellement

    • The romantic music aroused her passion.
    • He was aroused by her touch.
    • The scene in the film was designed to arouse the audience.

    Synonymesexciteinflamestimulatestirtitillateturn on

Formes
  • aroused past participle
  • aroused past simple
  • arousing present participle
  • arouses third person singular
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