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High, or going higher, in altitude
“A resurgent president soon had his popularity bolstered by a soaring economy.”
Increasing in level, scope or extent
“Southern Nevada, much like the rest of the country, has experienced soaring gas prices in recent months.”
Suspended, flying, or floating in the air
Beginning to attract attention or critical acclaim
An instance of rising or moving up through the air
An upward trend or increase
The act or state of traveling through the air
Pertaining to the act or tendency of increasing prices
Present participle for to fly or rise high in the air
“More than one inventor has gone crazy in trying to rig a machine by which humans could soar into the empyrean.”
Present participle for to move forward or around in the air
“He seems to soar like a gull over the beautiful Spanish coastline near his home.”
Present participle for to be, or to appear to be, taller than the surrounding landscape
“We drive through the valley as snow-capped mountains soar before us.”
Present participle for to rise rapidly above the usual level (either in altitude or amount)
“If growth stocks soar once again, these funds should, too.”
Present participle for to increase in value or price
Present participle for to go or move quickly and lightly over or on a surface or through the air
Present participle for to jump, leap or spring over something
Present participle for to travel by jet aircraft
Present participle for to improve in mood or disposition
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