upward
uhp werd
- s directed up
the cards were face upward
an upward stroke of the pen - s extending or moving toward a higher place
a general upward movement of fish - r spatially or metaphorically from a lower to a higher position
the fragments flew upwards
prices soared upwards
upwardly mobile - r to a later time
from childhood upward
- After standing at unaccustomed ease through the spring and most of the long summer, prices are beginning an upward march.
- El Al stands for "upward" in Hebrew and is an apt description of the 20-year-old Israeli airline that carries the name.
- Still, over the past 4 months, demand has driven Dole Japan to increase its banana imports by upward of 25%, and even then supplies could not keep pace with demand.