| arouse suspicion | 10.40 | The proposal aroused suspicions. | ||
| arouse interest | 3.95 | The series has aroused considerable interest. | ||
| arouse concern | 3.16 | The arrests aroused the concern of the Spanish government. | ||
| arouse opposition | 2.57 | The new tax aroused bitter opposition. | ||
| arouse passion | 2.17 | The issue arouses strong passions. | ||
| arouse fear | 1.84 | But you aroused those fears only to force exile. | ||
| arouse ire | 1.84 | That may be why Bank Bali has aroused so much ire. | ||
| arouse emotion | 1.65 | They were a device to arouse emotions. | ||
| arouse anger | 1.45 | Such arrogance always aroused the anger of the gods. | ||
| arouse curiosity | 1.45 | Or at least arouses curiosity. | ||
| arouse controversy | 1.32 | The audits have aroused controversy. | ||
| arouse speculation | 1.18 | His young death has aroused intense speculation ever since. | ||
| arouse sympathy | 1.18 | It arouses sympathy for him from us. | ||
| arouse enthusiasm | 1.05 | Other potential nominees had aroused little enthusiasm in Washington. | ||
| arouse feeling | 0.99 | The music aroused a feeling of calm within him. | ||
| arouse protest | 0.86 | The plan had aroused widespread protests in France. | ||
| arouse criticism | 0.59 | His suggestion has aroused scornful criticism. | ||
| arouse attention | 0.53 | The comments aroused immediate attention. | ||
| arouse anxiety | 0.46 | His presence in restricted areas had aroused the anxiety of the Soviets. | ||
| arouse hostility | 0.46 | Pictures of refugees aroused popular hostility towards the war. |