arise
verb
ə-ˈrīz 
arose ə-ˈrōz ; arisen ə-ˈri-zᵊn ; arising ə-ˈrī-ziŋ
; arisen ə-ˈri-zᵊn ; arising ə-ˈrī-ziŋ intransitive verb
1
a
: to begin to occur or to exist : to come into being or to attention
Problems arise when people try to avoid responsibility.
A conflict arose because of a misunderstanding.
Questions have arisen concerning the company's financial records.
He can defend himself should the need arise. [=if it becomes necessary to do so]
b
: to originate from a source
arteries that arise from the aorta
a river that arises from two main sources
2
: to get up or stand up : rise
He arose from his chair.
especially : to get up from sleep or after lying down
He arose (from bed) refreshed after a good night's sleep.
3
: to move upward : ascend
A mist arose from the valley.
Synonyms
- get up
- rise
- roll out
- turn out
- uprise
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Example Sentences
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Etymology
Middle English, from Old English ārīsan, from ā-, perfective prefix + rīsan to rise — more at abide
First Known Use
before the 12th century, in the meaning defined at sense 2
Phrases Containing arise
Kids Definition
arise
verb
ə-ˈrīz
arose
-ˈrōz
; arisen -ˈri-zᵊn
; arising -ˈrī-ziŋ
1
: to move upward
Mist arose from the valley.
2
: to get up from sleep or after lying down
3
: to come into existence
A dispute arose.
arisen
verb
1
as in risen
to leave one's bed the travelers arose before dawn and were on their way as the sun came up Synonyms & Similar Words
Relevance
- risen
- awoken
- woken
- awoke
- awaked
- waked
- awakened
- woke
- uprisen
- rolled out
- bestirred
- turned out
- stirred
- got up
- gotten up
- aroused
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- retired
- turned in
- settled
- rested
- bedded (down)
- slumbered
- slept
- nodded
- dozed
- napped
- roosted
- snoozed
- dropped off
- perched
- lain (down)
- couched
- flopped (down)
- bunked
- lain up
- reclined
- catnapped
- dossed (down)
2
as in emerged
to come to one's attention especially gradually or unexpectedly note in your report any problems that arise while you are conducting the experiment Synonyms & Similar Words
- emerged
- occurred
- surfaced
- happened
- appeared
- materialized
- come up
- come
- transpired
- sprung (up)
- intervened
- cropped (up)
- interfered
- come out
- intruded
- fallen out
- gone off
- turned up
- chanced
- come about
- shown up
- happed
- passed
- interposed
- showed up
- gone (on)
3
as in originated
to come into existence it is not known exactly how mammals arose, but scientists date the earliest mammals to the Triassic period Synonyms & Similar Words
- originated
- begun
- been
- commenced
- started
- existed
- appeared
- sprung
- formed
- arrived
- engendered
- dawned
- emerged
- materialized
- lived
- actualized
- set in
- broken
- subsisted
- lasted
- coalesced
- breathed
- persisted
- survived
- continued
- come on
- cohered
- endured
- shaped (up)
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- ceased
- stopped
- ended
- concluded
- disappeared
- vanished
- halted
- terminated
- dissolved
- evaporated
- finished
- died
- discontinued
- quitted
- quit
- desisted
- expired
- perished
- departed
- passed away
4
as in ascended
to move or extend upward slowly the hot-air balloon arose, and the round-the-world flight was begun Synonyms & Similar Words
- risen
- ascended
- soared
- climbed
- lifted
- mounted
- thrust
- aspired
- upturned
- surged
- tilted
- uprisen
- ballooned
- upthrusted
- upped
- upreared
- sloped
- elevated
- uplifted
- raised
- towered
- crested
- surmounted
- upheaved
- leaned
- tipped
- scaled
- boosted
- taken off
- inclined
- upraised
- topped
- blasted off
- listed
- zoomed
- reclined
- slanted
- canted
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- descended
- dropped
- declined
- plunged
- fallen (off)
- dipped
- sunk
- plummeted
- dived
- slid
- dove
- nose-dived