How to pronounce “arose”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of arise
• (now colloquial and nonstandard) past participle of arise

Practice Nearby Words

sprang, began, grew, became, went, ran, came, posed, established, faced, surfaced, originate, wondered, attributable, contracted, landed, born, developed, raised, occured, was, birth, evolved, stemmed, rose, amounted, appeared, aroused, arrived, ascended, caused, created, emanated, emerged, encountered, erupted, escalated, existed, followed, happened, incurred, manifested, occurred, originated, pertained, popped, reigned, resulted, revolted, started, stood, transpired, materialized, issued, ensued, commenced, unfolded, blossomed, mounted, prevailed, brought, abounded, spurred, resolved, flourished, occasioned, sparked, coalesced, reemerged, subsided, sprung, engendered, exacerbated, settled, lingered, spawned, befell, adverted, precipitated, persisted, reappeared, burgeoned, loomed, recurred, presaged, contended, receded, confronted, roused, ignited, descended, precluded, provoked, beset, pervaded, proceeded, festered, formed, triggered, posited

Similar Sounds

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