upsprings
/ʌpˈsprɪŋz/
verb
- Third person singular present of upspring: springs up or emerges suddenly.
- Water upsprings from the ground near the old oak tree.
- Trouble upsprings when people don't communicate clearly.
- A new idea upsprings in her mind every time she reads a book.
noun
- Plural of upspring: instances of springing up or emerging.
- Several upsprings of hot water appeared after the earthquake.
- The upsprings of new technology changed the industry rapidly.
- The upsprings of creativity in the class were amazing to see.