upscale
//ˈʌpˌskeɪl//
Adjective
upscaleCanonical form
more upscaleComparative
most upscaleSuperlative
1
Relating to or designed for affluent consumers; high-end, luxurious, or expensive.
They opened an upscale restaurant in the city center.
Verb
upscaleInfinitive
upscalePresent tense
upscaledPast tense
upscaledPast participle
upscalingPresent participle
upscalesThird-person singular
1
To make something more luxurious, expensive, or appealing to wealthier customers.
The hotel chain decided to upscale its rooms to attract wealthy travelers.
2
To increase the resolution or quality of an image or video using digital processing.
This software can upscale old photos to 4K resolution.