upsurgence
- noun
- /ˈʌpˌsɜrdʒəns/
:
emergencia
- There was a sudden upsurgence of bubbles as the diver disturbed the lake bed.
Examples
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There was an unexpected upsurgence of gas from the well.
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Scientists observed an upsurgence of volcanic gases escaping through new cracks in the earth.
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The upsurgence of groundwater after the heavy rains flooded the lower fields.
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The upsurgence of water caused flooding in the area.
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The upsurgence of groundwater after the heavy rains flooded the lower fields.
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Scientists observed an upsurgence of volcanic gases escaping through new cracks in the earth.
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There was an upsurgence of bubbles as the diver disturbed the lake bed.
Synonyms
125
2.4
A small upward slope in land or a surface
73
3.3
A sudden rise by a large amount
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3.4
An upward movement to a higher position
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5.0
A sudden strong increase in activity or interest
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4.9
A sudden rash of red spots that appears on the skin
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4.8
The act of something hidden becoming known or seen
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6.0
An upward movement of water or gas from below to the surface
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4.8
An upward movement of air or water
A rise of water, lava, or other material from below toward the surface
A flow that moves upward in the air or toward the start of a river
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Morphology
Etymology
Upsurgence joins up ('up') and surge ('a sudden strong movement'), the same root as surge. So an upsurgence can picture water or gas suddenly pushing up from below, a sudden upward movement or emergence.