arise
/ˈɛraɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to come into existence or become apparent
“The new policy will arise from the committee’s recommendations.”
2. verb
to get up or stand up, especially from a lying or sitting position
“She arose from bed and started getting ready for work.”
3. noun
a point at which something begins or becomes apparent
“The moment of arise was marked by a sense of excitement and anticipation.”
4. verb
to appear or become visible, especially as a result of some action or event
“The sun will arise over the horizon at sunrise.”
5. verb
to become or come into being
“A new nation will arise from the ashes of the old one.”
6. verb
to occur or happen
“The problem will arise if we don’t fix it now.”
7. verb
to rise or move upward
“The balloon will arise when it is inflated with air.”
8. verb
to get the better of someone, especially in a contest or competition
“The underdog will arise and win the game.”
9. noun
a morning or a dawn
“She arose early to watch the sunrise.”