arousing (Meaning)

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arousing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Arouse

The romantic movie was deemed highly arousing by its viewers.
Her sultry gaze had a way of arousing desire in those who met her.
The artist's provocative paintings were known for their ability to be emotionally arousing.
The spicy aroma from the kitchen was incredibly arousing to my appetite.
The novel's suspenseful plot twists were particularly arousing for readers.
His eloquent words had a way of arousing curiosity in the listeners.
The dancer's sensual movements were undeniably arousing to the audience.
The scenic view of the sunset over the ocean was breathtakingly arousing.
The controversial debate topic proved to be intellectually arousing for participants.
The adrenaline rush from the roller coaster ride was both thrilling and arousing.

of Arouse

waking, rousing, awakening,energizing, stimulating, invigorating, reviving, stimulatory, refreshing,wakening

soporific, narcotic, slumberous, hypnotic, opiate, slumbrous, somnolent, slumberous,hypnotic, opiate

The romantic movie was deemed highly arousing by its viewers.

Her sultry gaze had a way of arousing desire in those who met her.

The artist's provocative paintings were known for their ability to be emotionally arousing.

The spicy aroma from the kitchen was incredibly arousing to my appetite.