Soar

/sɔːr/

Meaning & Definition

verb

to fly or rise high in the air.

The eagle began to soar gracefully above the mountains.

to increase rapidly above the usual level.

The stock prices began to soar after the successful product launch.

to rise to a higher or more exalted level, typically in terms of emotions or aspirations.

Her spirits began to soar when she received the good news.

Middle English soren, from Old English sarian; akin to Old Norse svǫra to rise.

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.

ascend

to move upward, to rise.

hover

to remain in one place in the air.

glide

to move smoothly and effortlessly through the air.

to feel exhilarated or on top of the world.

After winning the game, I was soaring.

to be in a fantastic mood or high spirit.

I’m soaring after that great news!