Arise out of Meaning in English

expression

US

ɝˈaɪz/ /ˈaʊt/ /ˈəv

ur-EYEZ owt uhv

UK

ɐɹˈaɪz/ /ˈaʊt/ /ˈɒv

uh-RIZE owt ov

Definition

To happen as a result of something; to be caused or triggered by a particular situation or event.

Usage & Nuances

Mainly formal or semi-formal; often used in legal, academic, and business contexts. Usually followed by a noun or noun phrase: 'arise out of a dispute', 'problems that arise out of change'. Similar to 'result from', but 'arise out of' often implies something naturally follows from the original cause.

• Spanish: surgir de - resultar de
• Portuguese (BR): surgir de - resultar de
• Portuguese (PT): surgir de - resultar de
• Chinese (Simplified): 源于 - 由...产生
• Chinese (Traditional): 源於 - 由...產生
• Hindi: से उत्पन्न होना - से निकलना
• Arabic: ينشأ من - ينتج عن
• Bengali: থেকে সৃষ্টি হওয়া - থেকে উদ্ভূত হওয়া
• Russian: возникать из - проистекать из
• Japanese: ～から生じる - ～から起こる
• Vietnamese: phát sinh từ - nảy sinh từ
• Korean: 에서 발생하다 - 에서 비롯되다
• Turkish: -den doğmak - -den kaynaklanmak
• Urdu: سے پیدا ہونا - سے نکلنا
• Indonesian: muncul dari - timbul dari

Example Sentences

Many accidents arise out of careless driving.

basic

Her fear arises out of past experiences.

basic

Conflicts sometimes arise out of misunderstandings.

basic

Legal issues can arise out of simple mistakes.

natural

All the stress really arises out of last-minute changes.

natural

Sometimes the best ideas arise out of unexpected conversations.

natural