Difference between Aroused and Stirred

AROUSED vs STIRRED: ADJECTIVE

Ruttish, Wound up, Excited, Emotional, Tense, Ablaze, Sexy, Passionate, Randy, Horny, Aflame, Agitated, Awakened, Stimulated, Stirred

Prompted, Triggered, Roused, Fueled, Evoked, Sparked, Provoked, Stirred up, Excited, Agitated, Moved, Affected, Touched, Stimulated, Aroused

Ruttish, Wound up, Excited, Emotional, Tense, Ablaze, Sexy, Passionate, Randy, Horny, Aflame, Agitated, Awakened, Stimulated, Stirred

Prompted, Triggered, Roused, Fueled, Evoked, Sparked, Provoked, Stirred up, Excited, Agitated, Moved, Affected, Touched, Stimulated, Aroused

All the pedant in Dean Hart was aroused.
In fact, it would have aroused my suspicion.
She was acting strangely, now, as if aroused.
West Hartford which lias aroused so much intera.
This matter has aroused different shades of opinions.
So aroused that focusing on explanations was difficult.
Chessman, whose sex crimes had aroused high indignation.
His temper was calm and equable, seldom aroused, even under severe provocation, but when it was aroused, it was swift and terrible.
Looking sexy makes you feel aroused and you love to be aroused.
This means that optimal performance is a function of being aroused but not too aroused.

The challenge stirred up some interesting email exchanges.
Have we not stirred up the same filth?
What does Aragorn think stirred Sauron into battle?
She stirred against him, lifting up her face.
His blood was stirred at the attempted outrage.
Stirred the preachers as few laymen can do.
The first type is a pressure stirred unit.
The prosecution must prove that hatred was intended to be stirred up or that it was likely to be stirred up.
The mixture was stirred, allowed to reach room temperature, and then stirred overnight at room temperature.
Still, she would be stirred by the evening as I am stirred.