Translation guide
Describes something that stirs strong emotions, enthusiasm, or excitement, often in a motivational or inspiring way.
Describing a speech, performance, or event that energizes and inspires people.
A common adjective meaning 'moving' or 'touching', often used for speeches or performances that stir deep emotions.
His speech was very rousing.
A verb meaning 'to inspire' or 'to stir up', often used for something that motivates people to action.
His words roused the team.
Means 'enthusiastic' or 'frenzied', used for a rousing reception or crowd reaction.
The audience gave a rousing applause.
A formal verb meaning 'to inspire' or 'to encourage', often used in written or formal contexts.
His speech roused the nation.
An intransitive verb meaning 'to get excited' or 'to liven up', used for a rousing atmosphere or event.
The concert ended with a rousing finale.
Describing applause, cheers, or support that is vigorous and wholehearted.
A set phrase meaning 'thunderous applause', literally 'applause that seems to split'. Very natural for a rousing ovation.
He received a rousing ovation for his performance.
Means 'great applause' or 'ovation', often used for a rousing reception.
She received a rousing cheer.
Describing the act of waking someone up, often forcefully or with difficulty.
感動的 focuses on the emotional impact (moving/touching), while 奮い立たせる emphasizes the motivational aspect (inspiring to action). Use 感動的 for a rousing speech that brings tears, and 奮い立たせる for one that makes you want to act.
The sound roused him from his sleep.