Risen is an English word. Below you'll find 10+ example sentences showing how it's used in practice.
Risen in a sentence
Risen meaning
past participle of rise
Synonyms of Risen
Using Risen
- The main meaning on this page is: past participle of rise
- Useful related words include: up.
- In the example corpus, risen often appears in combinations such as: has risen, have risen, risen to.
Example sentences (20)
Brown-Forman B shares have risen 5% since the beginning of the year, while the S&P’s 500 index has risen 17%.
Some plastics and chemicals used in household goods have risen, executives have said, and staff costs have risen.
The percentage who think poverty has risen in the last decade has risen from 32 percent to 78 percent since 2006.
The price for a kilogram of potatoes has risen by 27 per cent in the space of a year, while the cost of a battered white fish is up by nearly a third and cooking oil has risen by almost 50 per cent.
The duo highlighted that the income of the poor has risen but the income of the rich has risen even more, which has squeezed the middle-class.
When adjusted for inflation, the wages of workers in the bottom tenth of the U.S. economy have risen just 3% since 2000, while those in the top tenth have risen 15.7%, according to the Pew Research Center.
NBC found that the proportion of Democrats who say abortion “should always be legal” or “should be legal most of the time” has risen 13 percentage points since 2008, while the proportion of Republicans who say so has risen 4 points.
Aberlour said if the cut off point had risen in line with historical inflation, it would now be £27,855 per household.
According to CoreLogic residential property values in Lake Albert have risen by 1.5 per cent in the past 12 months although a 4 per cent drop was registered in the three months to February this year.
According to Isiguzoro: “In the spirit of this Pascaltide, Ohanaeze Ndigbo felicitates with Ndigbo worldwide, wishing all the peace that comes with Christ’s glorious resurrection through the power of the risen Messiah.
After a few years, having risen to the position of program director, Lacy came to the realization that he still belonged on the course, not on the sidelines.
After that first Easter morning when some of Jesus Christ’s Disciples and friends proclaimed that He had risen from the dead, there were so many who still did not believe it to be true.
A mum has been ruthlessly mocked for complaining that her family home had risen in value by $1million.
And, although prices have risen, the number of customers does not appear to have fallen.
A new report by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission showed that government spending on electricity subsidy had risen to N2.8tn as of December 2022.
A player who knows the Premier League well from his eight years at Chelsea, the centre-back's stock has risen even more since his switch to Barcelona last year.
Archer Aviation stock has risen consistently, with 6-10% daily gains over a week, coinciding with executive share purchases, signaling confidence in future growth.
As a member of the famed girl band The Nolan Sisters, Coleen has risen to fame, and now she plans to share her emotional journey with her fans through her one-woman show.
A serious, professional sport that has risen to become a global phenomenon demands nothing less.
Asian listening has also risen 76% in the same time.
Common combinations with risen
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- has risen 94×
- have risen 63×
- risen to 46×
- had risen 21×
- risen by 19×
- risen from 14×
- risen in 12×
- risen nearly 5×
- the risen 4×
- also risen 4×