rousing

• Descreve algo que desperta, empolga ou dá energia, frequentemente usado para discursos, músicas ou eventos que inspiram emoções fortes ou ação.

Describes something that excites, stirs, or energizes, often used for speeches, music, or events that inspire strong emotion or action.

1. Exciting and enthusiasticB2formal

   Capable of arousing enthusiasm, excitement, or strong emotion.

   Empolgante

   • The coach gave a rousing speech before the game.
   • The crowd responded with rousing applause.
   • Her rousing performance brought the audience to its feet.

   Sinônimosanimatedelectrifyingexcitinginspiringinvigoratingmovingspiritedstimulatingstirringthrilling

   Antônimosboringdulltediousunexcitinguninspiring

2. Stimulating actionC1formal

   Serving to spur or goad someone into activity or heightened action.

   Estimulante

   • The rousing call to action motivated the volunteers.
   • His rousing words pushed the team to work harder.
   • The general's rousing command sent the soldiers into battle.

   Sinônimosenergizingexcitinggalvanizinginspiringmotivatingprovocativestimulatingstirring

   Antônimoscalmingdampeningdiscouragingdispiritingquelling

• Substantivo que designa o ato de despertar, excitar ou incitar alguém ou algo à ação ou à atividade. Pode indicar tanto um despertar físico quanto um estímulo emocional ou motivacional.

A noun referring to the act of awakening, stirring, or exciting someone or something into action or activity.

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1. The act of arousingC1formal

   The process of waking someone up or stirring them from sleep or inactivity.

   Despertar

   • The rousing of the troops at dawn was a daily routine.
   • His rousing from a deep sleep was slow and difficult.
   • The sudden noise caused a rousing of the entire household.

   Sinônimosarousalawakeningstimulationstirringwakeningwaking

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de despertar alguém ou tirá-lo do sono, da inatividade ou do repouso; também pode significar estimular, animar ou incitar alguém a agir.

A verb used to indicate the act of waking someone up or stirring them from sleep, inactivity, or a state of rest.

1. B2formal

   To become active or energetic after a period of inactivity.

   Despertar

   • The team finally roused themselves to finish the project.
   • He roused from his lethargy and started working.
   • The crowd roused to cheer for the performers.

   Sinônimosawakenbestirget movingperk uprevivestir

2. Force or drive outB2formal

   To force someone or something to leave a place or position.

   Expulsar

   • The hunters roused the deer from its hiding spot.
   • The noise roused the birds from their nests.
   • They roused the intruder from the building.

   Sinônimosdrive outforce outrout out

   Antônimosharborkeepretainshelter

3. Cause to be agitated or excitedB2formal

   To stir up emotions, excitement, or agitation in someone.

   Despertar emoções

   • The speech roused the audience to action.
   • Her passionate words roused a sense of urgency in the crowd.
   • The news roused feelings of anger and frustration.

   Sinônimosagitatearouseexcitefire upgalvanizeincitekindlestimulatestirwhip up

   Antônimoscalmpacifyquietensoothetranquilize

4. Cause to become awake or consciousB1formal

   To wake someone up from sleep or unconsciousness.

   Acordar

   • The alarm clock roused him from a deep sleep.
   • She was roused by the sound of knocking at the door.
   • The nurse tried to rouse the patient after the surgery.

   Sinônimosarouseawakenbring aroundbring tocallrevivestirwakewaken

   Antônimoscalmlullpacifysedatesoothe