CEFR B2

arisen

verb (past participle)

Meaning

Come into existence or become apparent, especially in the context of problems, questions, or situations.

Examples

A serious conflict has arisen between the two departments regarding the new budget.
Several unforeseen difficulties have arisen since we began the construction project.

Synonyms: appear, happen, emerge, materialize

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arisen (B2)

verb (past participle)

Pronunciation: əˈrɪzən

Definition

Come into existence or become apparent, especially in the context of problems, questions, or situations.

Examples

A serious conflict has arisen between the two departments regarding the new budget.
Several unforeseen difficulties have arisen since we began the construction project.
Opportunities for growth have arisen as a result of the company's recent expansion.

How to Use arisen

have arisen (collocation): Used in present perfect tense to describe recent events. — "Many questions have arisen regarding the new policy."
arise from (prepositional phrase): To be caused by a specific source or situation. — "The problems arose from a lack of clear communication."

Synonyms of arisen

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