updive
/ˈʌpdaɪv/
verb
- To move or rise upward suddenly or steeply, like a dive in reverse.
- Her mood updived when she heard the good news.
- The bird updived from the water and soared into the sky.
- The stock market updived after the positive earnings report.
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noun
- A sudden upward movement or increase.
- The graph showed a sharp updive in temperature.
- There was an updive in sales after the new product launch.
- The plane made an updive to avoid the mountain.