arouse

  • accendoarouse, excite, illuminate, incite, inflame, to kindle, to rouse up
  • concitoarouse, excite, stir up, to move violently
  • erigoarouse, encourage, incite, raise, raise up, set up, to arouse, to erect
  • motiaffect, arouse, influence, to move
  • motumaffect, arouse, influence, to move
  • moveoaffect, arouse, influence, to move
  • sollicitoarouse, incite, to concern oneself about the future or about others, to stir up
  • suscitoarouse, excite, to stir up
  • absens haeres non eritan absent person will not be an heir
  • ex mero motuout of mere impulse, or of one's own accord.
  • motu proprioon his own initiative
  • sic semper erat, et sic semper eritThus has it always been, and thus shall it ever be
  • suo motuupon one's own initiative