Pronunciation

/əˈraɪz/

Definitions

Verb

• Base Form: arise
• Past Tense: arose
• Past Participle: arisen
• Infinitive: to arise

Meaning: 1. To come into existence, existence, or notice; develop or happen naturally. 2. To start or emerge from a state or position.

Phrases

• “arise from” indicates the origin or cause of something.
• “arise out of” signifies that something has been caused by or results from another event.
• “The question arose during the meeting.”

Example Sentences

• Existence: The problem arose when we tried to implement the new system.
• Development: The idea arose after months of brainstorming.
• Natural occurrence: The sun arises every morning, signaling the start of a new day.

Synonyms

• Emerge
• Arise (already a synonym)
• Surface
• Come into being
• Occur
• Rise
• Happen

Antonyms

• Disappear
• Fade away
• Vanish
• Fade
• Sink

Usage

• Noun: As a gerund, “arising” can function as a noun, referring to the act of arising. Example: “Many issues have arisen over the years.”
• Adjective: “Arising concerns” indicate matters that have recently come to light or are currently a topic of discussion. Example: “There are some arising concerns about the project’s timeline.”