"upsurge" as noun
1 - A sudden strong rise or flow.
"upsurge" as verb
1 - To surge up, or to become stronger or greater
upsurge
[ həˈloʊ ]
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Definition
An upsurge is a sudden increase or rise in something, often with a positive connotation. It can refer to a sudden improvement or growth, like an upsurge in popularity or a surge in sales.
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Brainstorm upsurge
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Synonyms
1 - spike
2 - surge
3 - boost
4 - rise
5 - jump
6 - surge
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Antonyms
1 - decline
2 - decrease
3 - diminish
4 - drop
5 - fall
6 - flatten
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Examples in Context
1 - He experienced an upsurge of energy after a good night's sleep.
1 - Experimentó un aumento de energía después de una buena noche de sueño.
2 - A distinct upsurge in local sports participation was recorded this year.
2 - Este año se registró un notable aumento en la participación en deportes locales.
3 - It was true that the upsurge in racism and xenophobia was worrying.
3 - El recrudecimiento del racismo y la xenofobia es efectivamente inquietante.
4 - There's been an upsurge of violence at the border crossings.
4 - Ha habido un recrudecimiento de la violencia... en los pasos fronterizos.
5 - An upsurge in artistic expression can be seen at local community events.
5 - Se puede ver un auge en la expresión artística en los eventos comunitarios locales.
6 - For the present upsurge of the peasant movement is a colossal event.
6 - Porque el actual auge del movimiento campesino es un acontecimiento colosal.
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