Arise and Show

Arise

Arise verb - To leave one's bed.

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Show and arise are semantically related in view topic. In some cases you can use "Show" instead a verb "Arise", when it comes to topics like come forth, come into view.

Show

Show verb - To come into view.

Usage example: another car showed just as we were thinking we'd have the whole place to ourselves

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Antonyms for Show

Arise and show are semantically related in view topic. Sometimes you can use "Arise" instead a verb "Show", if it concerns topics such as come forth, appear, come into view.

Nearby Words: showy, showed, showing, showcase, shown

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Common collocations

power	arise power	show power
time	arise time	show time
nothing	arise nothing	show nothing

Both words in one sentence

Sherlock Holmes in the novels is portrayed more cultured than badass, but instances still arise that show the hidden badass within.

Source: Cultured Badass
Another Foe Yay pairing, Captain Hook/Emma (Captain Swan), is one of the most popular fan couples to arise from the show.

Source: Fan Preferred Couple / Live-Action TV
This show is somewhat unusual in that there was always a ready plan to do this to any of the main characters, should the need arise.

Source: McLeaned

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