arises

Springs into being

Arises means comes into being or becomes apparent.

Problems arise, questions arise, opportunities arise—they emerge from circumstances without anyone deliberately creating them: A dispute arose over the inheritance.

The word also means to get up from a lying or sitting position, though this use sounds formal or archaic: He arose from his chair.

When something arises from a situation, it results from it: Most errors arise from carelessness.

origination

originates

Starts or arises from

issues · flows · proceeds · emanates · begins · starts · commences · initiates · sources · roots

emergence

emerges

Comes into view

materializes · develops · unfolds · springs up · crops up · comes forth · presents · shows · comes to light · takes shape

occurrence

occurs

Comes about, befalls

follows · develops · transpires · comes about · takes place · comes up · materializes · eventuates · befalls · proceeds

escalation

intensifies

Increases in strength

surges · swells · mounts · builds · amplifies · grows · rises · snowballs · multiplies · compounds

conflict

rebellion

Defiance of established power

resistance · protest · dissent · unrest · opposition · defiance · mutiny · strife · discord · tension

awakening

awakening

Return to consciousness

awareness · revelation · understanding · clarity · recognition · discernment · dawning · occurring · coming to mind · striking

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emergence/cessation

arisesends

Termini or concludes

ceases · stops · terminates · concludes · dies

vertical movement

arisesdescends

Moves downward

falls · drops · sinks · lowers · settles

visibility/manifestation

arisesdisappears

Ceases to exist visibly

vanishes · fades away · recedes · withdraws · hides

Family

arise, arising, arisen

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G