Definitions

1. noun

The act or state of exciting or stimulating the emotions or senses; a feeling of excitement or interest.

“The loud music caused a sudden arousal among the partygoers.”

2. noun

A state of heightened physiological activity, especially in response to a stimulus, such as increased heart rate or blood pressure.

“The doctor monitored the patient’s arousal levels to assess the effectiveness of the medication.”

3. noun

A state of increased sexual interest or responsiveness, often used in the context of sex or arousal.

“The couple’s arousal was intense, but they decided to wait until they were in a more intimate setting.”

4. noun

A state of being alert or awake, especially after a period of sleep or unconsciousness.

“The patient’s arousal was slow, but she eventually came around and began to talk.”

5. noun

A state of being excited or interested in something, such as an idea, a project, or an activity.

“The student’s arousal for learning led her to excel in her studies.”

6. noun

A state of heightened mental or emotional activity, especially in response to a stimulus, such as increased creativity or inspiration.

“The artist’s arousal for her craft was evident in her latest masterpiece.”