arose's Usage Examples:

Korea (Kankoku); the reference to a "yakiniku restaurant" arose as a politically correct term for restaurants of either origin.

Rise of the mythThe myth arose because the clock rate was commonly taken as a simple measure of processor performance, and was promoted in advertising and by enthusiasts without taking into account other factors.

the cause of action arose", that is, the land to which the defendant trespassed.

Jazz dance is a performance [dance] and style that in the United States arose in the mid 20th century.

The earliest marine reptiles arose.

The label probably arose as the circumsolar asteroid belt would be the main territory inhabited by these itinerants.

Speculation arose that the prosecution of Wecht was politically motivated.

soliciting the services of the external X-ray man when necessity arose for skiagraphs to be produced.

Genetic studies of crickets from each island show that the mutations arose from different genomic variations.

History In 1838, the first group of Indians built their first homes in the area surrounding Nonpareil Estate, and arose a village whose residents called it Nonpareil.

The prospect of novelising A for Andromeda arose early in the serial"s production when Souvenir Press.

that arose after a surgery on her to remove fibroid.

One such organization that arose on the foundation of a behind-the-lines covert-operation network, in Kraków on 22 September 1939, was the White Eagle Organization (Organizacja Orła Białego, or OOB), which soon, in 1940, became part of ZWZ.

Synonyms:

resurge, develop, swell, follow, come, originate, come forth, head, well up, uprise, emerge, spring up, become, rise, grow,

Antonyms:

be born, worsen, deflate, ebb, detach,