Meaning & Definition of word "Soar"
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Soar
/sɔːr/
verb:
- 1. to fly or rise high in the air.
- Example: The eagle began to soar gracefully above the mountains.
- 2. to increase rapidly above the usual level.
- Example: The stock prices began to soar after the successful product launch.
- 3. to rise to a higher or more exalted level, typically in terms of emotions or aspirations.
- Example: Her spirits began to soar when she received the good news.
Etymology
Middle English soren, from Old English sarian; akin to Old Norse svǫra to rise.
Common Phrases and Expressions
soar to new heights:
to achieve great success or reach a higher level.
soaring prices:
prices that are rapidly increasing.
soar like an eagle:
to achieve something remarkable or to succeed.
Related Words
ascend:
to move upward, to rise.
hover:
to remain in one place in the air.
glide:
to move smoothly and effortlessly through the air.
Slang Meanings of soar
Meaning: to feel exhilarated or on top of the world.
Example Sentence: After winning the game, I was soaring.
Meaning: to be in a fantastic mood or high spirit.
Example Sentence: I’m soaring after that great news!