English adjective: aroused | |||
| 1. | aroused aroused to action | ||
| Samples | The aroused opposition. | ||
| Similar | awakened | ||
| Antonyms | unawakened | ||
| 2. | aroused emotionally aroused | ||
| Synonyms | stimulated, stirred, stirred up | ||
| Similar | excited | ||
| Antonyms | unexcited | ||
| 3. | aroused brought to a state of great tension | ||
| Samples | All wound up for a fight. | ||
| Synonyms | wound up | ||
| Similar | tense | ||
| Antonyms | relaxed | ||
| 4. | aroused feeling great sexual desire | ||
| Samples | Feeling horny. | ||
| Synonyms | horny, randy, ruttish, steamy, turned on | ||
| Similar | sexy | ||
| Antonyms | unsexy | ||
| 5. | aroused keenly excited (especially sexually) or indicating excitement | ||
| Samples | His face all ablaze with excitement. He was aflame with desire. | ||
| Synonyms | ablaze, aflame | ||
| Similar | passionate | ||
| Antonyms | passionless | ||
| 6. | aroused (of persons) excessively affected by emotion | ||
| Samples | He would become emotional over nothing at all. She was worked up about all the noise. | ||
| Synonyms | emotional, excited, worked up | ||
| Similar | agitated | ||
| Antonyms | unagitated | ||