# arose

Pronunciation: say "uh-ROHZ" US /əˈɹoʊz/, UK /əˈɹəʊz/

## Verb

1. Past tense of arise. — simple past of arise
   - Simple: Past tense of arise. Use it for the past.
   - _Several questions arose after the sudden announcement._
   - _An unexpected opportunity arose that she could not ignore._
2. Past participle of arise. Nonstandard; the standard form is arisen. *(nonstandard)* — past participle of arise
   - Simple: Past participle of arise. Some people use it after have, has, or had, but careful writing uses arisen.
   - _New complications have arose in the negotiations this week._
   - _Questions had arose about the missing funds before anyone acted._

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