Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Rouse"

A: 起きる

A: provocar, despertar algun sentimiento negativo

Algunas cosas lo provocaban( de mala manera)

A: I was so tired I could barely rouse myself to prepare dinner.

A: The band played a rousing performance of the national anthem. (Exciting)
The family reunion was a rousing success. (Extremely successful.)

A: @larissaharold2 Yes. He's telling the other guy to wake the person up. Rouse him from sleep. You got it...

A: They can mean the same thing in certain situations. Rouse means to wake up or to feel angry or excited. Arouse is both of those things as well but people use it to mean sexually excited. Feel free to ask follow up questions if you have any! 🦋

A: They pretty much mean the same thing. Rouse has two meanings. The exact definitions of each word is:

Rouse: 1. bring out of sleep; awaken.
2.cause to feel angry or excited.

Wake up: an instance of a person waking up or being woken up.

A: Rouse: to get someone up or awake; to wake someone up or excite them.

Arouse: has a sexual connotation. To sexually excite someone.

A: @Caballero1998: Arouse means to provoke a feeling, while rouse means to provoke either feelings of anger or sadness.

I hope I helped! :)

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A: Arouse suspicion

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A: People usually don't speak like that anymore, but sometimes we do as a joke.