verb

soar

to soar, to rise, to glide

The eagle soared high above the mountains.

The eagle soared high above the mountains.

Prices are expected to soar this year.

Prices are expected to soar this year.

((adv.)) to fly or rise high in the air The eagle soared high above the mountains.

((adv.)) to increase rapidly Prices are expected to soar this year.

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

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

Picture a bird soaring, then apply that image to prices or hopes rising quickly.

This page is designed for learning support. Please use it as a learning reference, not as a formal reference.