説明中心

rousing

[ˈraʊzɪŋ]

rousing Definition

  • 1causing great excitement or enthusiasm
  • 2energetic and lively

Using rousing: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "rousing" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The speech was a rousing success, with the audience cheering loudly.

  • Example

    The music was so rousing that everyone started dancing.

  • Example

    He gave a rousing performance in the play.

  • Example

    The team had a rousing victory over their rivals.

rousing Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for rousing

Antonyms for rousing

Phrases with rousing

  • a warm and enthusiastic welcome given to someone

    Example

    The new president received a rousing reception from the crowd.

  • a rousing send-off

    a farewell party or celebration that is lively and enthusiastic

    Example

    We gave our friend a rousing send-off before he left for his new job.

  • a group of people singing together in a loud and enthusiastic way

    Example

    The audience joined in a rousing chorus of the national anthem.

📌

Summary: rousing in Brief

The term 'rousing' [ˈraʊzɪŋ] describes something that causes great excitement or enthusiasm, or is energetic and lively. It can refer to speeches, performances, music, or victories, as in 'The team had a rousing victory over their rivals.' 'Rousing' also appears in phrases like 'a rousing reception,' 'a rousing send-off,' and 'a rousing chorus,' which denote warm welcomes, lively farewells, and enthusiastic singing.

How do native speakers use this expression?