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View definitions for move up

move up

noun as in raise

verb as in ascend

verb as in get up

verb as in promote

verb as in upgrade

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Example Sentences

Rates are lower now, but the cost of deals has been moving up either side of the Budget.

From BBC

Olvera has since moved up the ranks at the hotel to housekeeping inspector, a role in which she oversees the work of a team of around 45 housekeepers.

He brought up his half-century in 60 balls before moving up a gear, hitting three consecutive sixes off Gudakesh Motie soon after passing 50.

From BBC

She ran mid-pack for the first half of the race, moved up to second at the top of the stretch and then coasted home.

As this new phase of his tennis career blooms, Sell is simultaneously building a mini-empire online, and his viewership has grown as he’s moved up the rankings.

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

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