Definition
soar (verb, intransitive) — when the value, amount, or level of something rises or increases very quickly.
Common synonym: rocket.
Examples:
- soaring costs
- soaring prices
- soaring temperatures
Example sentence
Air pollution will soar if new environmental laws are delayed.
Usage note
The verb soar is frequently used to describe rapid upward trends in numbers, prices, or emotions, and can also describe flying or moving high in the air gracefully.
Related forms
- soaring (adjective): rising rapidly or high, often used figuratively.
Example: soaring ambitions, soaring buildings, soaring music.
Author’s summary: “Soar” describes something increasing or ascending quickly, either literally in flight or figuratively in value, emotion, or intensity.
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