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aroseverbpast tense of arise to leave one's bedthe travelers arose before dawn and were on their way as the sun came up got up, rolled out, rose, turned out, uprose aroused, awakened, awoke(also awaked), bestirred, stirred, woke(also waked) bedded (down), retired, turned in catnapped, dozed, dropped off, lay up, napped, nodded, rested, slept, slumbered, snoozedbunked, perched, roosted, settledcouched, dossed (down)(chiefly British), flopped (down), lay (down), reclined to come to one's attention especially gradually or unexpectedlynote in your report any problems that arise while you are conducting the experiment came up, cropped (up), emerged, materialized, sprang (up)(or sprung (up)), surfaced appeared, came out, showed up, turned upcame, came about, chanced, fell out, happed, happened, occurred, passed, transpired, went off, went (on)interfered, interposed, intervened, intruded to come into existenceit is not known exactly how mammals arose, but scientists date the earliest mammals to the Triassic period actualized, appeared, began, broke, commenced, dawned, engendered, formed, materialized, originated, set in, sprang(or sprung), started breathed, existed, lived, subsisted, wasarrived, came on, emergedcoalesced, cohered, shaped (up)continued, endured, lasted, persisted, survived ceased, ended, stopped concluded, desisted, discontinued, finished, halted, quit(also quitted), terminateddisappeared, dissolved, evaporated, vanisheddeparted, died, expired, passed away, perished to move or extend upwardslowly the hot-air balloon arose, and the round-the-world flight was begun ascended, aspired, climbed, lifted, mounted, rose, soared, thrust, upped, upreared, uprose, upthrusted, upturned surged, toweredboosted, elevated, raised, upheaved, uplifted, upraisedballooned, blasted off, took off, zoomedcrested, scaled, surmounted, toppedcanted, inclined, leaned, listed, reclined, slanted, sloped, tilted, tipped declined, descended, dipped, dropped, fell (off), plunged dived(or dove), nose-dived, plummeted, sank(or sunk), slid |