| case arouse | 1.12 | But this case aroused a public outcry. | ||
| issue arouse | 0.39 | The issue arouses strong passions. | ||
| report arouse | 0.39 | The report aroused a great deal of public interest. | ||
| campaign arouse | 0.33 | The electoral campaign aroused little of the passions that prevailed in the run-up to the presidential elections three months ago. | ||
| move arouse | 0.33 | The move aroused widespread protests from upper-caste students. | ||
| suspicion arouse | 0.33 | Her suspicions aroused, she starts digging into the background of the hijra. | ||
| project arouse | 0.26 | And the project has aroused local opposition that is a form of narcissism in itself. | ||
| story arouse | 0.26 | The Post story aroused outraged criticism of Starr. |