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upstairs

[uhp-stairz] / ˈʌpˈstɛərz /
ADJECTIVE
on an upper floor
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The judge paid tribute to the "courage" shown by the two sisters, as it was said Bryonie Gawith prevented Ali from going upstairs in the house in an effort to protect her children.

From BBC

Hannie spun on her heel and stomped upstairs, her feet clattering loudly on every wooden step.

From Literature

In the loft upstairs, the group breaks into convivial chatter about the novel.

From Los Angeles Times

Williams, 44, lived in a ground-floor flat, and Andrew, 42, was his upstairs neighbour - they were old schoolmates with no history of tension.

From BBC

It was two in the morning when upstairs, Leah, Mother, and the girls awoke to the stomping sound of marching feet.

From Literature