Soar ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Soar ( verb )

1. Rise or cause to rise high in the air and float, esp. by using thermal currents.
2. Increase or cause to increase rapidly and dramatically.
3. Move or cause to move with great speed and gracefulness.

Origin:

Middle english: from old norse sára, of germanic origin; related to dutch zweven and german schweben.

Examples:

1. The eagle soared above the mountains.
2. The stocks soared on the news.
3. The bird soared on the thermals.
4. The singer's career soared after her hit single.
5. The plane soared into the sky.

(As a noun)

Soar ( noun )

1. Rise or cause to rise high in the air and float, esp. by using thermal currents.
2. Increase or cause to increase rapidly and dramatically.
3. Move or cause to move with great speed and gracefulness.

Origin:

Middle english: from old norse sára, of germanic origin; related to dutch zweven and german schweben.

Examples:

1. The eagle soared above the mountains.
2. The stocks soared on the news.
3. The bird soared on the thermals.
4. The singer's career soared after her hit single.
5. The plane soared into the sky.