upsoar
/ʌpˈsɔr/
verb
- To rise or fly upward swiftly and powerfully.
- The rocket upsoars into the sky, leaving a trail of smoke.
- The eagle upsoars from the cliff, scanning the valley below.
- Hot air balloons upsoar gently at dawn over the countryside.
- To increase rapidly or reach a higher level (used figuratively for emotions, prices, or success).
- His spirits upsoar whenever he hears his favorite song.
- Her confidence upsoars after every small victory.
- Stock prices upsoar when the company announces record profits.