The phrase "aroused high" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a heightened state of arousal, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The atmosphere at the concert was so electric that it aroused high emotions among the crowd."
Alternatives: "intensely excited" or "greatly stimulated."
The Second Crusade had been promoted with great zeal and had aroused high hopes.
And he has aroused high expectations among voters and his fractious party.Discussions with Brussels are only part of the story.
The 30-piece collection, with geometric black tailoring, highlighted by orange and blue and with the hard lines dissolving into floating veils, had already aroused high excitement across cyberspace, not least because Mr. Formichetti had been sending out a series of tweets and image teasers.
It would be less funny without the reference to Groucho, which evokes a visual image instantly arousing high expectations.
Sarah Waters's public profile was raised recently with the BBC adaptation of her novel Tipping the Velvet arousing high levels of media interest.
It was easier to arouse higher anxious feelings in the participants when they were assigned with the task of avoiding knives than when catching coins.
Abbas's people made clear that the New York encounter was a meeting, no more, an act of deference to a US president who aroused such high hopes.
"Although the party controls the gun, the expression of viewpoints from within the military on political issues has aroused a high level of alarm".
"We should carefully consider and make a scientific decision about major hydroelectric projects like this that have aroused a high level of concern in society, and with which the environmental protection side disagrees," Mr. Wen wrote, said Ming Pao, a Hong Kong newspaper.
"We should carefully consider and make a scientific decision about major hydroelectric projects such as this that have aroused a high level of concern in society, and with which the environmental protection side disagrees," he was quoted as saying in Ta Kung Pao, a Hong Kong newspaper close to the government.
The major concern aroused when high concentrations of arsenic was detected in the ground and surface water at several regions of the world, including India, Bangladesh, Taiwan, Chile, Western United States, and Vietnam [16].
