to hype up

Examples

• All

• And so we are here now to unveil what we've been hyping up for the past couple episodes now.

  MIgardener

• I get ridiculed sometimes, though, because I hype up a film for months and then it comes out to terrible reviews.

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• And overall, they have been hyping up this brand for so long.

  Allana Davison

• We were hyped up and ready to play.

  Blog text (25)

• Let's face it, folks, people in Hollywood will hype up anything to make a big buck.

  Blog text (14)

• You've got to go first and hype up the crowd.

  Blog text (15)

• The more people who hype up your product or even give an honest review, the higher your conversions will be.

  Blog text (13)

• They are already hyping up UGA and Bama.

  Blog text (10)

• Many people have hyped this up and I love judging a new mascara, so I've already curled my lashes.

  Tati

• The coach always knows how to hype up the team before a big game.

Synonyms

E

to excite

vsto hype up

331 2.7

To make someone feel very happy, interested, or eager

specifically highlights eager anticipation instead of general arousal

F

to fire up

vsto hype up

• Informal

70 4.1

Make people feel excited and ready to act

tends to mean excited expectation rather than heated passion

P

to pump up

vsto hype up

• Informal

28 4.1

Make someone feel excited and full of energy

focuses on building eager anticipation rather than just boosting energy

E

to electrify

vsto hype up

14 4.1

To make people feel very excited and want to act

is more about growing excitement before an event than sudden thrill

E

to enthuse

vsto hype up

7 5.5

To make someone feel excited about something

implies stronger eager anticipation rather than gentle enthusiasm

I

to intoxicate

vsto hype up

4 7.0

To make someone feel very excited and happy

implies excited expectation specifically rather than general elation

C

to charge up

vsto hype up

• Informal

4 4.8

To make people feel excited and ready to act

often refers to building excitement over time not sudden arousal

P

to pep up

vsto hype up

• Informal

3 4.1

Make someone or something more lively and interesting

suggests stronger, anticipatory excitement not just light liveliness

A

to adrenalize

vsto hype up

• Informal

1 8.4

To cause a sudden rush of energy and excitement in someone

is more about eager anticipation than short adrenaline bursts

G

to gas up

vsto hype up

• Slang

1 9.2

Give someone praise to make them feel more confident

is more about creating excited expectation than giving praise

S

to set pulses racing

vsto hype up

• Informal

1 6.0

To make someone feel very excited, often suddenly

focuses on anticipation and buildup rather than sudden thrills

S

to stir someone's blood

vsto hype up

6.0

To make someone feel strong excitement or deep emotion

leans toward excited anticipation rather than stirring deep emotion

J

to juice up

vsto hype up

• Informal

6.7

Make an event like a party more lively and exciting

focuses on making people eager before an event rather than spicing things up

K

to kick up excitement

vsto hype up

4.4

Make people more interested and eager about something

is specifically about creating eager anticipation rather than general interest

Antonyms

C

to calm down

• Informal

594 1.4

To become less angry, excited, or upset

How Excited

to overhype

4 5.8

to hype up

• Informal

3 5.6

to promote

566 3.2

to publicize

94 4.0

to mention

∞ 1.0

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