rise
//raɪz//
Verb
To move upward from a lower position to a higher position.
The balloon rose into the sky.
To get up from a lying, sitting, or kneeling position; to stand up.
She rose from her chair to greet the guests.
To get out of bed after sleeping.
I usually rise at 6 a.m. every morning.
(of the sun, moon, or stars) To appear above the horizon.
The sun rises in the east.
To increase in amount, number, value, or intensity.
Prices are rising rapidly.
To become louder or higher in pitch.
Her voice rose with excitement.
To rebel or revolt against authority.
The people rose against the dictator.
(of dough or bread) To swell or expand due to the action of yeast.
Let the dough rise for an hour before baking.
To originate or have a source.
The river rises in the mountains.
Noun
An upward movement or increase.
There has been a sharp rise in prices.
An increase in amount, value, or degree.
There has been a sharp rise in prices this year.
An upward slope or hill.
There is a steep rise in the road ahead.
The process of becoming more powerful or important.
The rise of social media has changed how we communicate.