upsurgence
- noun
- /ˈʌpˌsɜrdʒəns/
:
aumento repentino
- An upsurgence in online sales surprised many retailers during the holiday season.
Examples
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There has been an upsurgence of support for environmental initiatives this year.
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There was a noticeable upsurgence in tourism this summer.
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The city experienced an upsurgence in tourism after the new museum opened.
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The upsurgence of interest in renewable energy is encouraging.
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There was an upsurgence in donations after the charity's inspiring campaign.
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The upsurgence of interest in renewable energy has led to more investment in solar technologies.
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Following the new policy, there was a notable upsurgence in community participation at local events.
Synonyms
713
1.0
A rise that happens over time and makes something larger
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4.2
A sudden big rise in amount or number
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9.5
A rapid increase in the number or amount of something
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3.0
A sudden large increase in the number or amount of something
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3.3
A sudden rise by a large amount
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5.7
A rise in how serious or costly a situation becomes
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3.6
An increase in amount, level, or strength
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2.8
A quick increase in size, number, or importance
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6.0
A sudden increase in violence, anger, or symptoms
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5.0
A sudden strong increase in activity or interest
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4.6
An increase in how strong or serious something becomes
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6.9
A sudden strong increase in feeling or support
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7.2
A sudden strong feeling that comes up in a person
A sudden large rise in price or value
A sudden rise in amount or price
A sudden increase in feeling, action, or support among people
A sudden strong movement or increase
A sudden large increase in the number of animals in an area
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Upsurgence combines up ('rising') and surge ('a sudden strong movement'), just like the word surge. So an upsurgence is an image of a quick rise in numbers or support, a sudden increase.