Meaning of rise

Rise

Common

verb

•

To

, or

to

,

upwards

to the

.

To

upwards.

To

upward; to

a certain

.

To

upward.

To

to

upwards from behind the

of a

of the

's

.

To become

; to

an

.

To

; to

.

To be

.

To

an

; to

.

•

To increase in value or

.

To

a higher

.

Of a

,

, etc; to increase.

To become

or

; to increase in

or power; said of

,

, or

.

To

on a

; to take a higher

.

•

To

, to

; to be

.

To become

,

or

,

in

to an

or

.

To

.

To

or

in the process of

; to become

.

To have its

(in a

).

To become

to the

,

.

To become

,

, or

; to

; to

; to

.

To

; to be

; to

.

•

To

; to

; to

.

•

To

to

or

.

•

To

; to

a

.

•

; to

itself.

•

In Printing:

To be

, or

of being

, from the

without

any of the

; said of a form.

noun

•

The process of or an

or

of

upwards or becoming

.

•

The process of or an

or

of

.

•

In British English:

An increase (in a

,

, etc).

•

The

of

from

to

in a

of

or

.

•

In Australian English, British English & Irish English:

An increase in

; a

(US).

•

In Sussex English:

A

; used

in

.

•

An

of

that

upward

from the

,

it

the

behind it; a

.

•

An

.

•

In Architecture:

The

.

•

form of

(“twig”)

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Lineage

rise

English

risen

Middle English (1100-1500)

risan

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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