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What is another word for hike?

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Noun

A long walk or walking tour

An increase in amount, degree or level

A trip or a set amount of traveling

An increase in the price or cost of something

An act of climbing or hiking up a mountain, hill, or elevated structure

To walk for a long distance, especially across country

To go on a trip or voyage, typically over long distances

To grow larger in value, quantity or degree

To elevate or lift to a higher level, place or position

To increase in size, degree, amount or value

To describe or express in too exaggerated terms

To pull with a jerk or sudden movement

To describe or represent as admirable, especially unjustifiably

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A long walk or walking tour

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“This hike through the heart of Isle au Haut lures those seeking remoteness, quiet natural beauty, and inviting forests.”

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An increase in amount, degree or level

spiralling^UK

spiraling^US

annex^US

annexe^UK

pretence^UK

pretense^US

step in the right direction

unraveling^US

unravelling^UK

change for the better

scientific advancement

break

technological advancement

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A trip or a set amount of traveling

traveling^US

travelling^UK

manoeuvring^UK

maneuvering^US

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An increase in the price or cost of something

Noun

An act of climbing or hiking up a mountain, hill, or elevated structure

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To walk for a long distance, especially across country

plough^UK

plow^US

reconnoiter^US

reconnoitre^UK

go for a constitutional

labor^US

labour^UK

make one's way with difficulty

shinny

fall

loiter along

move at a snail's pace

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“I had to hike through the campground and then take a trail to the beach.”

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To go on a trip or voyage, typically over long distances

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“I'm no world traveler, but I've been fortunate to hike all over the country, from ocean-side getaways to the rarified air of mountaintops.”

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To grow larger in value, quantity or degree

“Skyrocketing oil prices would hike transportation costs.”

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To elevate or lift to a higher level, place or position

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“Hike your trousers up as far as they'll go, to appear local.”

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To increase in size, degree, amount or value

maximise^UK

maximize^US

optimize^US

emphasize^US

emphasise^UK

optimise^UK

revitalize^US

revitalise^UK

send through the roof

add fuel to the flames

invigorate^US

envigorate^UK

go through the ceiling

modernise^UK

modernize^US

dramatically increase

annex^US

subsidize^US

subsidise^UK

annexe^UK

color^US

put salt on the wound

increase exponentially

move forward in leaps and bounds

colour^UK

put flesh on the bones of

rub salt in the wounds

smoulder^UK

smolder^US

rub salt in the wound

broaden one's horizons

dramatize^US

favour^UK

favor^US

change for the better

overestimate

practice^US

practise^UK

encourage the growth of

be on top of the heap

dramatise^UK

blow up out of all proportion

blow something out of all proportion

drive up

make a big thing out of

to make matters worse

canonize^US

canonise^UK

honor^US

honour^UK

improve the position of

improve the status of

raise high

give a higher rank

give advancement

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To describe or express in too exaggerated terms

colour^UK

dramatise^UK

dramatize^US

color^US

emphasise^UK

emphasize^US

romanticise^UK

romanticize^US

make too much of something

make a federal case of

lay it on with a trowel

blow something out of all proportion

blow up out of all proportion

lay it on with a shovel

lay on

make a production out of

draw the longbow

make a mountain out of a molehill

shoot a line

cook up

blow out of proportion

lay it on thick about

big up

make a drama out of a crisis

lay it on with a trowel about

enhance

blow up out of proportion

blow up

play up

make a big thing out of

belabour^UK

labor^US

labour^UK

belabor^US

attach too much weight to

lay too much emphasis on

harp on about

point up

place too much emphasis on

attach too much importance to

utilize^US

make a song and dance about

make a fuss

make a big deal out of something

maximize^US

maximise^UK

utilise^UK

exaggerate information

put flesh on the bones of

make a performance of

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To pull with a jerk or sudden movement

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To describe or represent as admirable, especially unjustifiably

idolise^UK

idolize^US

lionise^UK

lionize^US

eulogise^UK

eulogize^US

idealise^UK

idealize^US

romanticise^UK

romanticize^US

enhance

glamorise^UK

glamorize^US

honour^UK

honor^US

canonize^US

canonise^UK

recognize^US

memorialize^US

recognise^UK

make much of

rave about

express admiration for

approve of

immortalize^US

hold in high esteem

solemnize^US

immortalise^UK

memorialise^UK

have a high opinion of

solemnise^UK

favour^UK

favor^US

go into raptures over

raise

go into raptures about

take one's hat off to

clap

have a high regard for

rhapsodize^US

rhapsodise^UK

keep alive the memory of

publicize^US

publicise^UK

signalize^US

signalise^UK

praise enthusiastically

say nice things about

wax lyrical

dedicate to God

rate highly

paint a rosy picture of

view through rose-tinted glasses

hold in great respect

go on about

express delight over

hold in the highest regard

look at through rose-colored glasses

roll out the red carpet

install^US

put your hands together

look at something through rose-tinted spectacles

improve the position of

move up the ladder

improve the status of

instal^UK

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