Word
arising
Phoneticsaris·ing
US/ɝˈaɪzɪŋ/
UK/ɐɹˈaɪzɪŋ/
Definitions
01happening or appearing
v. starting to happen or becoming known, especially a problem or a situation.
v. emerging or occurring as a result of a particular situation; often used with abstract subjects like 'difficulties' or 'questions'.
“We need to deal with any problems arising from the new schedule.”
“The legal team is currently reviewing several complications arising from the recent changes in international trade regulations.”
Usage
Often used in the pattern 'arising from' to show the cause of a situation.
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02the process of starting
n. the act or process of something beginning to exist.
n. the process of origination or occurrence; the act of coming into being.
“The arising of new ideas often happens when people talk together.”
“The philosopher discussed the spontaneous arising of consciousness as a central theme in his latest publication.”
Academic · Formal
Usage
Typically used as an uncountable noun in formal or philosophical contexts.
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Real-World Examples
“OpenAI’s results, like any arising from a large language model, depend on digesting work by human mathematicians.” “The government’s decision to shelve its plans was due to its concern that any costs arising from changes could be passed on to consumers when they bought products such as groceries.” Scan code
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