verb

soar

to soar, to rise, to fly high

The eagle soared high in the sky.

The eagle soared high in the sky.

Prices are expected to soar this year.

Prices are expected to soar this year.

Her spirits soared when she heard the news.

Her spirits soared when she heard the news.

((subject)) to fly or rise high in the air The eagle soared high in the sky.

((subject)) to rise very quickly to a high level Prices are expected to soar this year.

Synonyms: fly, rise, ascend; Antonyms: plummet, drop, fall

From Old French 'essorer', meaning 'to expose to the air'.

Sounds like 'roar'. Imagine a rocket with a loud roar as it soars into the sky.

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