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A persistent knocking at the door finally roused her from her dreams.roused = awakened
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The coach’s passionate speech roused the team’s fighting spirit at halftime.roused = made active or excited
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The smell of freshly brewed coffee roused her from her sleep.roused = awakened
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The scuffing of her feet was enough to rouse him. (source)rouse = awaken
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After three or four hours, I can't help it, I have to rouse Peeta because I can't keep my eyes open. (source)
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We can rouse them with a simple mating call. (source)rouse = excite
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Officer Delinko gradually roused himself. (source)roused = awakened
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Kya wanted to holler out but knew not to rouse Pa, so opened the door and stood on the brick—'n'—board steps. (source)rouse = awaken
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For just like the rousing of Humphrey Bogart's indignation, the clock's ticking revealed the Count to be a Man of Intent.† (source)
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But something rouses him.† (source)
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As soon as we roused them, they shambled off apologetically. (source)roused = awakened
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First my father would try to rouse me. (source)rouse = awaken
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Phantoms not heard from in a thousand years rousing slowly from their sleep.† (source)
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I crossed into New York State at Rouses Point and stayed as near to Lake Ontario as I could because it was my intention to look at Niagara Falls, which I had never seen, and then to slip into Canada, from Hamilton to Windsor, keeping Lake Erie on the south, and to emerge at Detroit—a kind of end run, a small triumph over geography.† (source)
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It seemed I had just closed my eyes when morning came and the kapos roused us up out of our beds. (source)roused = woke
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In a moment, I'd blink and rouse from this beautiful dream, get out of bed, march down to the kitchen to eat breakfast with no one to talk to but Hassan. (source)rouse = awaken
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