upvote
- noun
- /ˈʌpˌvoʊt/
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- By the time I saw it, it already had over a thousand upvotes.
So imagine if every upvote on Reddit was monetized.
- So imagine if every upvote on Reddit was monetized.
- The top comments are like red box, highly awarded, lots of upvotes.
- I don't know where it came from, but we didn't say those numbers and they'll still get upvotes on it because it's a TLDW.
Examples
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Supporting each other is not useless; "likes" and upvotes do have value, even in comment form.
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So imagine if every upvote on Reddit was monetized.
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A comment is not meant to be an upvote, downvote, or a "like."
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Sometimes, the upvote/downvote scheme can be really satisfying.
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The overwhelming consensus of answers and upvotes is in favor of Obama.
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I think it should be more difficult to close or delete old questions with many upvotes and/or views.
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Therefore, Soda is likely to receive more upvotes on its post and will subsequently "win" space in the news feed of the shared follower.
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Questions don't get a lot of upvotes because they aren't useful.
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All upvotes, downvotes, comments, deletions, etc. should be recorded in history.
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The humorous post earned dozens of upvotes within hours of being shared.
Synonyms
A hand gesture that shows approval by raising the thumb
An online click that shows you like or support a post
Antonyms
How Positive
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Upvote The word upvote combines up- ('higher') and vote ('a choice or approval') and was made for online sites; think of it like a 'thumbs up' that pushes good content higher. So an upvote is a vote that shows you like something and often makes it more visible.