upflows
/ˈʌpfloʊz/
noun
- A movement or flow of liquid, gas, or air upward.
- Gardeners rely on natural water upflows to irrigate their fields during the rainy season.
- The upflows in the volcano's magma chamber caused the ground to shake.
- The weather balloon measured strong upflows of warm air near the mountain peak.
- A figurative increase or rise in something, such as energy, emotion, or activity.
- There was an upflow of support for the community center after the fundraiser.
- The company experienced an upflow of new ideas after hiring the creative team.
- Her speech created an upflow of enthusiasm among the volunteers.
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verb
- To flow or move upward.
- The sap upflows through the tree trunk in early spring.
- Bubbles upflow to the surface of the soda when you open the bottle.
- Hot air upflows from the heater and fills the room.
- To increase or rise in amount, intensity, or level.
- The river's water level upflows during the spring thaw.
- Energy upflows through the crowd as the concert begins.
- Investor confidence upflows after positive earnings reports.
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