upsoar Synonyms
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upsoar Meaning
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upsoar (v. i.)
To soar or mount up.
upsoar Sentence Examples
- The eagle's wings upsoared effortlessly, taking it higher and higher.
- The stock market has upsoared to unprecedented heights, buoyed by positive economic news.
- The soprano's voice upsoared in a triumphant crescendo, filling the concert hall with sound.
- The flames upsoared from the burning house, casting an eerie glow on the night sky.
- The company's profits have upsoared in recent years, thanks to a successful new product line.
- The kite danced and upsoared in the strong wind, a vibrant speck against the blue sky.
- The balloons upsoared into the air, carried by the warm summer breeze.
- The fireworks exploded in a brilliant display, their sparks upsoaring towards the heavens.
- The children's laughter upsoared in the playground, a joyful chorus that filled the air.
- The company's reputation has upsoared since the launch of its new ethical initiative.
FAQs About the word upsoar
To soar or mount up.
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The eagle's wings upsoared effortlessly, taking it higher and higher.
The stock market has upsoared to unprecedented heights, buoyed by positive economic news.
The soprano's voice upsoared in a triumphant crescendo, filling the concert hall with sound.
The flames upsoared from the burning house, casting an eerie glow on the night sky.
