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Definition of arising - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
resultantresulting from a specific cause
- The arising complications were due to the surgery.
2.
emergingcoming into existence or notice
- The arising issue needs immediate attention.
Noun
originprocess of something beginning or coming into being
- The arising of new problems surprised the team.
Expressions with arising
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topics needing attention in discussions
The chairperson asked about any matter arising from the report.
Origin of arising
Old English, arisan (to rise)
Terms with arising included in their meaning
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chance
opportunity arising by luck
intercultural conflict
conflict arising from interaction of people with different cultural values
instinctive
arising from one's deepest feelings
inner struggle
mental struggle arising from opposing demands
proverb
exploit opportunities arising from difficult situations
finance
profit arising when currency values change favorably between different monetary units
career downside
unpleasant situation arising from one's job
social
discrimination or hatred arising from strong group differences
systems
property arising from interactions of simpler elements
disgrace
public disgrace arising from shameful conduct
complexity
the arising of complex structures in systems
practice
arising from the practice of an institution
video games
having gameplay arising from mechanics
ego psychology
self-centeredness arising from failure to distinguish the self from external objects
finance
arising from the possession of money
biogenesis
related to the process of life arising from existing life
privilege
minor issue arising from privilege
psychology
mental process arising from brain activity
pathology
malignant growth arising in lining cells
legal
arising from a wrongful act or tort
external
existing or arising outside of a system
medical
tumor arising from ganglion cells
medical
disease or condition arising spontaneously or from an obscure or unknown cause
medical
secondary condition arising during a disease
Examples of arising in a sentence
Arising conflicts need immediate attention. The arising trend is hard to ignore. New problems are arising every day. The arising of new community groups changed the neighborhood’s politics. We documented the arising of glitches after the software update.
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- French:résultant, survenue, ...
- German:resultierend, Entstehung, ...
- Italian:risultante, insorgenza, ...
- Spanish:derivado, surgimiento, ...
- Portuguese:resultantes, surgimento, ...
- Chinese:引起的, 产生, ...
- Japanese:生じる, 発生, ...
- Arabic:ناتِج, نُشُوء, ...
- Hebrew:נוֹבֵעַ, הִוָּצְרוּת, ...
- Russian:возникающий, возникновение, ...
- Ukrainian:випливаючий, виникнення, ...
- Hindi:उत्पन्न, उद्भव, ...
Definition of arise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
movementmove from a lower to a higher position
- The sun arises in the east.
2.
emergencebegin to exist or become noticeable
- A new problem has arisen.
3.
waking upDated get out of bed in the morningDated
- She arises at dawn every day.
4.
standing upstand up from sitting or kneeling
- He arose to greet his guests.
5.
rebellionDated take part in a rebellionDated
- The citizens arose against the tyrant.
Expressions with arise
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emerge stronger after a disaster or setback
After the fire, the community arose from the ashes, rebuilding better than before.
emerge or originate from something
New opportunities arise out of challenges.
wake up and start the day
Every morning, she tells her kids to arise and shine.
come back to life after death
The legend says the hero will arise from the dead to save the world.
not begin to exist or appear in any situation
The problem does not arise during the test.
if it becomes necessary in the future
We can call for help should the need arise.
if a certain situation happens or occurs
I will help you should the occasion arise.
emerge unexpectedly without cause
Problems can arise out of nowhere in any project.
the issue is irrelevant or unnecessary to consider
In this case, the question does not arise.
Origin of arise
Old English, arisan (to get up)
Examples of arise in a sentence
The audience arose when the judge entered. Opportunities arise when you least expect them. Conflicts may arise from misunderstandings. He arises early to meditate before work. They arise at the first light to start their journey. The judge arose when the jury entered.
She arose from her knees after the prayer. The villagers arose to challenge the invaders. The workers arose to demand better conditions.
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- French:se lever, survenir, ...
- German:aufgehen, auftreten, ...
- Italian:sorgere, emergere, ...
- Spanish:elevarse, surgir, ...
- Portuguese:erguer-se, surgir, ...
- Chinese:升起, 出现, ...
- Japanese:昇る, 発生する, ...
- Arabic:ارتَفَعَ, نَشَأَ, ...
- Hebrew:לַעֲלוֹת, לְהִתְעוֹרֵר, ...
- Russian:подниматься, возникать, ...
- Ukrainian:підніматися, виникати, ...
- Hindi:उठना, उत्पन्न होना, ...
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