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arose

verb
Sayuh-ROHZ/əˈɹoʊz/UK/əˈɹəʊz/

2 meanings of arose

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  1. 1
    verb
    Past tense of arise. Use it for the past.

    A problem arose during the meeting yesterday.

    She arose early to watch the sun come up.

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  2. 2
    verbnonstandard
    Past participle of arise. Some people use it after have, has, or had, but careful writing uses arisen.

    Several issues have arose since the project started.

    By noon the fog had arose from the valley below.

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arose is a form of arise

arise, verb: To begin to happen or come into being, often without warning. Full entry

Forms
arisearises he/she/itarising -ing formarose past tensearisen past participle
Spelling
arise → arose: irregular (no -ed)

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