to upgear
- verb
- The management decided to upgear their strategy to stay ahead of the competition.
Examples
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We must upgear our marketing efforts if we want to reach new customers.
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Our team has been encouraged to upgear their approach to problem-solving.
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We need to upgear our marketing strategy.
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The company upgeared its production process last year.
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Our team has been encouraged to upgear their approach to problem-solving by incorporating new technologies.
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The management decided to upgear their strategy by focusing on customer feedback to improve product quality.
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We must upgear our marketing efforts by utilizing social media to connect with a younger audience.
Synonyms
To make something increase or work better
Make something greater in amount, speed or strength
To increase something, especially its amount or speed
To make something stronger or more effective
Add new parts or programs to a device so it can do more and work better
To move to a higher position at work or in society
Antonyms
How Effective
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Upgear is formed from up ('higher') and gear (like the gears in a car you shift). Think of shifting into a higher gear to go faster or work harder. So, to upgear something is to improve it or make it more advanced.