Arouse
Order
Order verb - To put into a particular arrangement.
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In Commodore, Hornblower can't order Mound to follow him out of the Czar's reception as it would arouse suspicion, instead giving the lieutenant a Look with as much meaning as he can put into it so that Mound will help him foil Braun's attempt to assassinate the Czar.
Source: Literature / Horatio Hornblower -
Unfortunately, they make a mistake in military protocol bad enough to arouse a Nazi officer's suspicions enough for him to order Spock to take off his helmet.
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Dissonant Serenity: No one has any strong reactions to suicides or people being hauled off to their executions due to their emotions - in fact, it's a necessity to appear calm and stoic in order not to arouse suspicion that you may have S.O.S.
Source: Film / Equals
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