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bump

verb as in move over, dislodge

verb as in increment

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The energy inflation spike is behind us, even with today’s bump back up.

From BBC

I think he’s gotta be enjoying the extra bump of recognition, right?

But most voters apparently understood that Proposition 5 would lead to passage of more local bonds — and that would bump up their property taxes to pay off the borrowing.

Sources who provide or connect people to gender-affirming care told Salon that patients are trying to bump up their appointments out of fear that they will soon be inaccessible.

From Salon

The star, whose hits include Kill Bill, Kiss Me More and Nobody Gets Me, was widely rumoured to have been bumped up the bill after another US artist pulled out.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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