0 past simple and past participle of rouse --
1 to wake someone up or make someone more active or excited: --
I do not know that this is a safe argument by any means, but it roused no controversy in another place.
Despite the most intense and dedicated efforts by the security forces, violence continues and tensions between the communities are quickly roused.
There were obviously passions roused, bad temper and ill feeling.
I believe the public conscience is now being roused.
A normally placid section of the community has been roused to protest.
There is heartbreak for people who thought they would get accommodation and now have all their fears roused that they will not.
A person who appears to be drunk has to be roused and spoken to every half hour.
Nothing roused the anger of the old folks in this country more than that action.
