Aroused and Caused

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Aroused adjective - Aroused to action.

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Caused and aroused are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Caused" instead a verb "Aroused".

Nearby Words: arousing, arousal

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Aroused and caused are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Aroused" instead a verb "Caused".

Nearby Words: cause, causation, causing, causer, causally

This caused him to became aroused, and, forgetting to zip up, he went over to the bed and tried to untie her.

Source: Film / The Toxic Avenger
This is caused by either "some final act of violence" or because of the various enemies he's made - the "forces he has aroused against him."The Tragic Hero's death or destruction releases the world around him from the darkness he had wrought, and the world without him rejoices.

Source: Literature / The Seven Basic Plots
God in Starpocalypse is a deranged, perverted monster who gets sexually aroused by killing humans, making humans kill humans, watching humans have sex, and caused various social problems imposing arbitrary and insane rules on early humans for fun.

Source: God Is Evil

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