aroused

She rejoiced to be near the low-lying, fleecy clouds which a little while ago had aroused her apprehensions for the morrow.

It was a chance remark made by an eminent man that aroused my subconscious literary personality to irresistible action.

He was weakened, too, but the freezing cold of the desert night aroused all his latent force.

She was aroused by it from hearing a child's voice in the next room.

It takes an entire community of such intellects to get up a feeling, and of course the feeling when aroused is shared in common.

This, of course, aroused her suspicions, and without saying anything to her husband she determined to have his movements watched.

Many of her poems were published in religious periodicals and aroused much interest.

Aroused by his tale, the settlers organized a relief party to return to his cabin and if possible to punish the Indians.

Just then I was aroused by hearing the loud voice of the captain ordering the crew to get out the long-boat.

He did not know that he had aroused a scornful kind of anger in that proud heart by his love for Isabel Gilbert.