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- DictionaryA·rouse/əˈrouz/
verb
- 1. evoke or awaken (a feeling, emotion, or response): "something about the man aroused the guard's suspicions"
- 2. awaken (someone) from sleep: "she had been aroused by the telephone"
5 days ago · enthuse: 1 v utter with enthusiasm Types: rhapsodise , rhapsodize say (something) with great enthusiasm Type of: mouth , speak , talk , utter , verbalise , verbalize express in speech v cause to feel enthusiasm Types: bring down cause to be enthusiastic Type of: excite arouse or elicit a feeling
5 days ago · In a dialectic, opposite concepts and perceptions define each other and synthesize through linking and negating, tension and harmony, and otherness and sameness (Mills, 2021). Thus, for example, on understanding how important it is to consider and respond to others' emotional needs, we become aware of the seemingly opposite belief that it is no ...
1 day ago · Dizziness. Chest pain. Heart palpitations. A bizarre, out-of-body sense of detachment. Monumental fear. For an estimated 11 percent of the population, these symptoms may indicate the onset of a panic attack—an episode that can last between a few minutes and a few hours but feel like a lifetime.
5 days ago · The main character of the children's play center is children, they like storytelling, colorful, fun and interesting spaces and things, Jegoplay and Sunac collaborated to define the children's venue as a nature exploration category, with story IP as the theme core, and explore the fun of the activity function from children's point of view, with the intention of creating an innovative and fun ...
3 days ago · An orgasm, or climax, is the release of tension at the peak of sexual excitement. During sex, muscles in the man's penis and the woman's genitals become stimulated and tense. When this tension is released at the peak of sexual excitement, men and women experience an intense, very pleasant and sometimes overwhelming physical and mental feeling ...
3 days ago · Milton reflects the same tradition when he has Raphael define time as eternity “applied to motion” to measure “all things durable” (Paradise Lost, V, 580). In medieval poetry time is thus not ordinarily “dramatic,” a dimension of momentary experience (there are exceptions, of course); rather, it tends to be more or less orderly, a ...
3 days ago · An example of the biodiversity of fungi in a forest in North Saskatchewan (in this photo, there are also leaf lichens and mosses ). Biodiversity or biological diversity is the variety and variability of life on Earth. Biodiversity is a measure of varient at the genetic ( genetic variability ), species ( species diversity ), and ecosystem ...
