arise

arise
I (appear) verb become manifest, become noticeable, become visible, come forth, come in sight, come in view, come to light, come to notice, emerge, make an appearance, manifest itself, present itself, reveal itself, show itself associated concepts: arise under an obligation, arise under the laws of the United States, arising out of a contract, arising out of and in the course of employment, arising out of employment, arising under federal law, arising under the Constitution, arising upon contract, cause of action arising, counterclaim arising out of the plaintiffs claim II (occur) verb become operative, come about, come to pass, eventuate, get under way, happen, proceed, take place, transpire III (originate) verb accrue, be born, be derived, become, begin, come from, come into action, come into being, come into existence, come to be, emanate, ensue, eventuate, evolve, flow, follow, grow out of, have origin, initiate, issue forth, proceed from, spring forth, spring up, start, start out, take birth, take origin IV index appear (materialize), commence, disobey, emerge, ensue, occur (happen), proceed (go forward), rebel, redound, result, stem (originate), succeed (follow), supervene

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