Meaning & Definition of word "Rise"

Rise

/raɪz/

1. an upward movement; an increase.
- Example: The rise in temperature has been significant this week.
2. an increase in level or quantity.
- Example: There has been a rise in attendance at the concert this year.
3. a slope or elevation.
- Example: The hikers struggled to ascend the steep rise on the trail.

1. to move from a lower position to a higher one; to ascend.
- Example: The sun will rise at 6:30 AM tomorrow.
2. to increase in amount, value, or level.
- Example: The price of oil continues to rise due to global demand.
3. to get up from a lying or sitting position.
- Example: She decided to rise early to go for a morning run.

Old English 'rīsan', meaning 'to get up, arise'.

rise and shine:

A cheerful way to wake someone up.

rise to the occasion:

To perform well in a challenging situation.

rise above:

To overcome difficulties or setbacks.

uprising:

An act of revolt or rebellion.

ascent:

The act of rising or climbing.

elevation:

The height of a place above a reference point.

Meaning: To become successful or wealthy.

Example Sentence: He really rose in the world after that deal.

Meaning: To get excited or energetic about something.

Example Sentence: The crowd started to rise as the concert began.