arisen
uh-RIZ-uhn/əˈɹɪzən/
- 1Past participle of arise.
New challenges have arisen as the company expands into other markets.
The dispute had arisen long before either side sought a mediator.
Note
The form that follows have: problems have arisen, a question had arisen. The simple past is arose, and the two are easily swapped. Write a dispute arose, but a dispute has arisen, never has arose. Because arise takes no object, arisen never forms a passive. It sits most naturally with things coming into being or notice, such as challenges and disputes, though it can still mean getting up.
arisen is a form of arise
arise, verb: To come into being, action, or notice, presenting itself or beginning to take effect. Full entry
- Spelling
- arise → arisen: irregular (no -ed)
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