arise
Pronunciation: [əˈraɪz]
Word
Context: "occurrence"
(verb) to happen or come up. When something arises, it usually means a situation or problem appears that needs attention or consideration.
Example
A wonderful opportunity arose for her to travel abroad.
Example
No major issues arose from the last meeting.
Example
What challenges might arise during the project?
Context: "rising up"
(verb) to get up, especially from a lying down position. This is what you do when you wake up in the morning and get out of bed.
Example
He arose early in the morning to see the sunrise.
Example
She did not arise from her bed until it was nearly noon.
Example
What time do you usually arise on weekends?
Context: "trouble or issue"
(verb) to come into being, often used when talking about problems or difficulties. When issues arise, it means they begin or become noticeable.
Example
If problems arise, we will deal with them together.
Example
No challenges arose that we couldn't manage.
Example
What issues might arise if we proceed with this plan?
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