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Definition of rousing in English: rousingadjective ˈraʊzɪŋˈraʊzɪŋ 1Exciting; stirring. Example sentencesExamples - Before we begin, let's all join in a rousing chorus of our anthem.
- The rousing finale made up for that, anyway, and its charged conclusion was greeted with enthusiastic and much deserved applause.
- Certainly, this apathetic behaviour can be explained in part by disappointment with a government that many feel has not lived up to its rousing promises of four years ago.
- Laya Kavya was marked by vigorous footwork providing a rousing finale.
- His rousing speech did wonders on the spirit and enthusiasm of the men, for a few hours.
- After a rousing locker room speech by Coach, we went to speak with the media for a few minutes, and then made our way back to the charter bus.
- I would have liked to see some kind of rousing, spirit-lifting choreographed song and dance.
- The outer movements are best - rousing and exciting music that can help cover the lack of great melodies.
- While not an absolute pleasure, it's a rousing bit of high-energy entertainment.
- That impressive pedigree transmits well to this film, a rousing tale of survival against the odds that's partly inspired by a true story.
- The two finales commence in a very assertive mood, always generating that kind of exciting energy which finally leads to a rousing and brilliant conclusion.
- It's a rousing, inspiring onslaught that succeeds in raising the hairs on the back of your neck.
- The Harlem Gospel Choir is a really rousing outfit with its foot-stomping, hand-clapping blues and spirituals.
- What some attendees remember best is not so much the generous hospitality as the rousing speeches which he would deliver to his executive fan club.
- He soon diluted his rousing speeches to become more pragmatic, a move that garnered a broader support platform that enabled him to take 61 per cent of the vote in last October's presidential elections.
- Here is another rousing reminder of the glorious dance styles that swept across west Africa in the 1960s and 1970s.
- Coleman also presented an original and rousing lecture at MCA that included slides of Coleman himself looking at the work in the exhibition punctuated by humorous yet insightful commentary.
- The album opens with gentle acoustic guitar, coupled with plaintive vocals, which soon crashes into a rousing sing-along of a chorus, complete with fuzzy basslines and distorted guitars.
- It's the rousing finale to the exciting Angel series.
- Everyone sang the Marseillaise, moderates and radicals alike, in a rousing show of unity.
Synonyms stirring, inspiring, exciting, stimulating, moving, electrifying, invigorating, enlivening, animating, energizing, exhilarating enthusiastic, vigorous, hearty, energetic, lively, spirited, animated inflammatory North American informal stem-winding rare anthemic, inspiriting 2archaic (of a fire) blazing strongly. a fine rousing fire that will soon warm you
Derivatives adverb The most successful war-related song, which outsold anything by Dylan, was Sergeant Barry Sadler's rousingly patriotic 1966 hit ‘The Ballad of the Green Berets’. Example sentencesExamples - It would have been easy for him to write a rousingly romantic biography which glossed over the enormous contradictions of Ryan's career.
- The crowd danced and danced and danced along with the band, and a rousingly good time was had by all.
- A chorus rousingly sings the full-length anthem for each branch of the military.
- Clearly, the hope is that moviegoers will find it rousingly topical.
Definition of rousing in US English: rousingadjectiveˈrouziNGˈraʊzɪŋ 1Exciting; stirring. Example sentencesExamples - The Harlem Gospel Choir is a really rousing outfit with its foot-stomping, hand-clapping blues and spirituals.
- That impressive pedigree transmits well to this film, a rousing tale of survival against the odds that's partly inspired by a true story.
- Before we begin, let's all join in a rousing chorus of our anthem.
- While not an absolute pleasure, it's a rousing bit of high-energy entertainment.
- Here is another rousing reminder of the glorious dance styles that swept across west Africa in the 1960s and 1970s.
- Coleman also presented an original and rousing lecture at MCA that included slides of Coleman himself looking at the work in the exhibition punctuated by humorous yet insightful commentary.
- Certainly, this apathetic behaviour can be explained in part by disappointment with a government that many feel has not lived up to its rousing promises of four years ago.
- It's a rousing, inspiring onslaught that succeeds in raising the hairs on the back of your neck.
- The album opens with gentle acoustic guitar, coupled with plaintive vocals, which soon crashes into a rousing sing-along of a chorus, complete with fuzzy basslines and distorted guitars.
- Laya Kavya was marked by vigorous footwork providing a rousing finale.
- What some attendees remember best is not so much the generous hospitality as the rousing speeches which he would deliver to his executive fan club.
- He soon diluted his rousing speeches to become more pragmatic, a move that garnered a broader support platform that enabled him to take 61 per cent of the vote in last October's presidential elections.
- After a rousing locker room speech by Coach, we went to speak with the media for a few minutes, and then made our way back to the charter bus.
- The rousing finale made up for that, anyway, and its charged conclusion was greeted with enthusiastic and much deserved applause.
- The two finales commence in a very assertive mood, always generating that kind of exciting energy which finally leads to a rousing and brilliant conclusion.
- The outer movements are best - rousing and exciting music that can help cover the lack of great melodies.
- It's the rousing finale to the exciting Angel series.
- His rousing speech did wonders on the spirit and enthusiasm of the men, for a few hours.
- I would have liked to see some kind of rousing, spirit-lifting choreographed song and dance.
- Everyone sang the Marseillaise, moderates and radicals alike, in a rousing show of unity.
Synonyms stirring, inspiring, exciting, stimulating, moving, electrifying, invigorating, enlivening, animating, energizing, exhilarating 2archaic (of a fire) blazing strongly.
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