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aroused

/əˈraʊzd/

Traduction: Décrit un état d'excitation, d'éveil ou de stimulation, souvent utilisé dans un contexte émotionnel ou sexuel., 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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adjective

/əˈraʊzd/B2formal
  • frDécrit un état d'excitation, d'éveil ou de stimulation, souvent utilisé dans un contexte émotionnel ou sexuel.

Describes a state of being excited, awakened, or stimulated, often used in emotional or sexual contexts.

  1. Sexually excitedB2formal

    Feeling sexual desire or excitement.

    frexcité sexuellement

    • He felt aroused by her presence.
    • The scene in the movie left many viewers aroused.
    • She was clearly aroused by his touch.

    Synonymesamorousexcitedhornyhotimpassionedlustfulrandystimulatedtitillated

    Antonymesfrigidimpotent

  2. Awakened or stimulatedB2formal

    Having been awakened or stirred up from a state of rest or inactivity.

    frÉveillé, stimulé

    • The loud noise aroused the sleeping dog.
    • His curiosity was aroused by the mysterious letter.
    • The speech aroused strong emotions in the audience.

    Synonymesactivatedawakenedexcitedstimulatedstirred

    Antonymescalmdormant

Formes
  • more aroused comparative form
  • most aroused superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

arouse/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
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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