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Synonym for arouse [verb]

The synonym arouse synonymous definition words:
- conjugate verb arouse
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arouse [verb]

means "awaken"
wake, arise, get up, rouse, animate, spur, coax
Further results for the word "arouse"

anger [verb]

means "feeling"
nettle, arouse

animate [verb]

means "excite"
invigorate, buoy, stimulate, arouse, exhilarate, elevate

awaken [verb]

means "excite"
arouse, stimulate, animate, ignite, stir up

call [verb]

means "action"
rouse, arouse, stir, awaken, shake, wake up

call forth [verb]

means "incite"
induce, animate, galvanise, galvanize, prompt, arouse

enkindle [verb]

means "evoke"
arouse, incite, stir up, foment, excite

exhilarate [verb]

means "excite"
invigorate, buoy, stimulate, arouse, animate, elevate

galvanise [verb]

means "excite to action"
excite, arouse, incite, animate, stimulate, stun

galvanize [verb]

means "excite to action"
excite, arouse, incite, animate, stimulate, stun

heat [verb]

means "activity"
rouse, animate, arouse, excite, stimulate, stir

incite [verb]

means "provoke"
induce, animate, galvanise, galvanize, prompt, arouse

inflame [verb]

means "light"
rouse, stimulate, excite, arouse, fire, kindle

interest [verb]

means "appeal"
fascinate, intrigue, attract, pique, arouse, excite

kindle [verb]

means "stir"
arouse, awaken, rally, whet

kindle [verb]

means "stimulate"
arouse, incite, provoke, rouse, animate, awaken

move [verb]

means "activity"
arouse, agitate, dislocate, disturb, excite, drive

pique [verb]

means "excite"
arouse, goad, incite, interest, prick, spur

prompt [verb]

means "activity"
incite, arouse, provoke, urge, inspire, induce

provoke [verb]

means "incite"
induce, animate, galvanise, galvanize, prompt, arouse

quicken [verb]

means "animate"
arouse, enliven, revitalise, revitalize, activate, spring

raise [verb]

means "feeling"
arouse, evoke, excite, awaken, rouse, call forth

solicit [verb]

means "stimulate"
activate, excite, arouse, awaken, incite, influence

stimulate [verb]

means "excite"
invigorate, buoy, animate, arouse, exhilarate, elevate

stir [verb]

means "activity"
excite, awaken, arouse, incite, provoke, rouse

wake [verb]

means "action"
awaken, arouse, stir, rouse, waken, call

waken [verb]

means "awaken"
arouse, stir, rouse, wake, call, prod

whet [verb]

means "stimulate"
stir, arouse, quicken, kindle, titillate, spur


alarmed [adjective]

means "afraid"
frightened, fearful, aroused, worried, disturbed, distressed

ardent [adjective]

means "feeling"
aroused, flushed, burning, glowing, infatuated

demoniac [adjective]

means "frenzied"
wild, furious, mad, insane, violent, aroused

distressed [adjective]

means "afraid"
frightened, fearful, aroused, worried, disturbed, alarmed

frenzied [adjective]

means "demoniac"
wild, furious, mad, insane, violent, aroused

frightened [adjective]

means "afraid"
alarmed, fearful, aroused, worried, disturbed, distressed

horny [adjective]

means "lustful"
aroused, lecherous, lascivious, carnal, passionate

knock up [verb]

means "wake up"
awaken by knocking, arouse by knocking, cause to wake up, awaken

stimulated [adjective]

means "excited"
inspired, accelerated, motivated, aroused, keyed up, encouraged

up in arms [adjective]

means "agitated"
riotous, impassioned, aroused, outraged, offended, insulted

wow them [verb]

means "impress them"
arouse enthusiasm, be a success, dazzle them, overcome, show them

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