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rising
[ rahy-zing ]
adjective
- advancing, ascending, or mounting:
rising smoke.
- growing or advancing to adult years:
the rising generation.
adverb
- somewhat more than:
The crop came to rising 6000 bushels.
- in approach of; almost; well-nigh:
a lad rising sixteen.
noun
- the act of a person or thing that rises.
- an insurrection; rebellion; revolt.
- something that rises; projection or prominence.
- a period of leavening of dough preceding baking.
- Chiefly South Midland and Southern U.S. a morbid swelling, as an abscess or boil.
- Also called riser. Nautical. a stringer supporting the thwarts of an open boat.
rising
/ ˈɪɪŋ /
noun
- an insurrection or rebellion; revolt
- the yeast or leaven used to make dough rise in baking
adjective
- increasing in rank, status, or reputation
a rising young politician
- increasing in maturity; growing up to adulthood
the rising generation
adverb
- informal.approaching the age of; nearly
she's rising 40
Other Word Forms
- ܲ·iԲ adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of rising1
Example Sentences
But Mr Gardner added buying was likely to pick up as over summer due to earnings rising and the expectation of further cuts to interest rates.
Mr Niccol was brought into Starbucks last year tasked with turning the business around as it struggles with rising prices and consumers cut back spending.
One of the standout trends in British politics since the general election last year has been the party's rising support in the opinion polls.
The CCC points to the rising number of deaths linked to extreme heat and hospitals themselves being vulnerable to hot weather.
Earlier in the day he softened a key element of his economic plan - tariffs on the import of foreign cars and car parts - after US car-makers warned of the danger of rising prices.
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