| rouse crowd | 0.86 | He roused the crowd and let it roar. | ||
| rouse ire | 0.79 | The patronizing comment from the snooty waiter roused her ire. | ||
| rouse interest | 0.66 | But Keating could not rouse any interest. | ||
| rouse suspicion | 0.46 | The reports embarrassed the Pentagon and roused suspicions of a cover-up. | ||
| rouse resident | 0.39 | Residents were roused from their sleep as the quake rattled windows and moved furniture. | ||
| rouse controversy | 0.26 | In January, the FAA again roused controversy by proposing a temporary ban on sightseeing flights over Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. | ||
| rouse fear | 0.26 | The arrest roused fears of a clampdown on the press. | ||
| rouse people | 0.26 | The first blasts were loud, but barely roused people from their beds. |