uprouse Sentence Examples
- The sudden news of the impending invasion uproused the citizens, inciting widespread panic.
- The oppressive regime's tyrannical rule had finally uproused the subjugated population, sparking a revolution.
- The announcement of the government's austerity measures uproused the impoverished masses, leading to violent protests.
- The unethical practices of the corporation uproused the shareholders, prompting them to demand accountability.
- The discovery of the embezzlement scandal uproused the board of directors, causing a major shake-up in management.
- The tragic loss of life in the accident uproused the community, inspiring them to support the victims' families.
- The inspiring speech by the activist uproused the audience, galvanizing them to fight for civil rights.
- The unexpected resignation of the prime minister uproused the political establishment, throwing the country into turmoil.
- The threat of war uproused the nation, uniting them against the common enemy.
- The judge's ruling against the corporation uproused environmentalists, who hailed it as a victory for the planet.
uprouse Meaning
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uprouse (v. t.)
To rouse up; to rouse from sleep; to awake; to arouse.
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To rouse up; to rouse from sleep; to awake; to arouse.
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The sudden news of the impending invasion uproused the citizens, inciting widespread panic.
The oppressive regime's tyrannical rule had finally uproused the subjugated population, sparking a revolution.
The announcement of the government's austerity measures uproused the impoverished masses, leading to violent protests.
The unethical practices of the corporation uproused the shareholders, prompting them to demand accountability.
