Synonyms for Sweep upward:
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v.
• rise
- Upspring
, - arise
, - arouse
, - aspire
, - awake
, - blast off
, - climb
, - come up
, - grow
, - levitate
, - lift
, - mount
, - rise and shine
, - rouse
, - scale
, - soar
, - sprout
, - surface
, - surge
, - surmount
, - tower
, - turn out
, - up
.
Other relevant words:
- be erect
, - be located
, - be situated
, - bob up
, - get out of bed
, - get steeper
, - get to one's feet
, - go uphill
, - have foundation
, - is located
, - is situated
, - move up
, - moved up
, - pile out
, - push up
, - reach up
, - rise
, - rise up
, - rises up
, - rising up
, - rocket
, - roll out
, - rolled out
, - rose
, - sat up
, - sit up
, - slope upwards
, - stand up
, - standing up
, - stood up
, - straighten up
, - straightened up
, - straightens up
.
What are the hypernyms for Sweep upward?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for sweep upward?
The antonyms for "sweep upward" can be "push down," "drag backward," or "pull downward." These phrases connote a motion opposite to the upward movement implied by "sweep upward." To "push down" is to use force or pressure that carries something lower. To "drag backward" is to move in a direction opposite to the forward motion, while to "pull downward" is to bring something from a higher to a lower position. In short, these antonyms for "sweep upward" describe a downwards and backwards movement or a motion of pulling away from something.
What are the antonyms for Sweep upward?
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v.
• rise
- calm
, - comply
, - cooperate
, - decline
, - decrease
, - descend
, - drop
, - fall
, - give in
, - go along
, - lessen
, - lower
, - lull
, - recede
, - regress
, - sleep
, - slump
.
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