arousing

UK
/əˈraʊzɪŋ/
US
/əˈraʊzɪŋ/

Translations

arousingadjective
more arousing
Comp.
most arousing
Super.
UK
/əˈraʊzɪŋ/
US
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The movie had an arousing effect on the audience.
Фильм оказал возбуждающий эффект на зрителей.
The speech was arousing and inspired many people.
Речь была волнующей и вдохновила многих людей.
arousingnoun
UK
/əˈraʊzɪŋ/
US
/əˈraʊzɪŋ/
Gerundial noun: the act or process of arousing.
arouseverb

arousing

Gerund

aroused
Past Simple
aroused
Past Participle
arousing
Gerund
UK
/əˈraʊz/
US
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The movie was designed to arouse the audience's emotions.
Фильм был создан, чтобы возбуждать эмоции зрителей.
The speech was meant to arouse the public's interest in the issue.
Речь была призвана пробуждать интерес общественности к проблеме.
The news can arouse fear and anxiety among the public.
Новости могут вызывать страх и тревогу среди общественности.

Definitions

arousingadjective
Evoking or awakening a particular feeling, interest, or response.
The movie had an arousing effect on the audience, leaving them on the edge of their seats.
Stimulating sexual desire or excitement.
The novel contained several arousing scenes that captivated the readers.
arousingnoun
The act or process of awakening interest, emotion, or response.
The arousing of public interest took several weeks.
arouseverb
To awaken from sleep.
The loud noise aroused him from his deep slumber.
To evoke or elicit a feeling, response, or emotion.
The movie aroused a sense of nostalgia in the audience.
To stimulate sexual desire or excitement.
The romantic setting was designed to arouse passion.
To stir up or provoke to action.
The speech aroused the crowd to demand change.