Word Finder - soared

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To fly high with little effort, like a bird.

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To mount upward on wings, or as on wings.

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To remain aloft by means of a glider or other unpowered aircraft.

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To rise, especially rapidly or unusually high.

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The pump prices soared into new heights as the strike continued.

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To rise in thought, spirits, or imagination; to be exalted in mood.

Sand flew as they soared and leapt through the desert.

Her hope soared, and she watched him return to his corner.

Her heart soared, and she touched the ring at her neck.

Borne by the eagle, he soared high up into the ether, but became afraid.

Her heart soared, and she almost cried out at being rescued.

Plastic production, however, soared by over 7,000 percent.

Share prices soared against the background of a relatively mediocre performance by the big capitalist economies.

And this human feeling dominated everything else and soared above all their affected chatter.

Her heart soared, and she dropped it, kneeling beside him.

Brady's body soared with adrenaline as he silently defied death and reach his goal.

A Red Tailed Hawk soared overhead, banking off to the left and then right, searching for a rabbit or squirrel bold enough to show itself.

The smith avenged himself by the slaughter of NiPoPr's two sons and the rape of his daughter Bodvildr. He then soared away on wings he had prepared.

The same phenomena were repeated in Spain under the Mahommedan rulers of Andalusia and Morocco, with this difference, that the time of philosophical development was shorter, and the heights to which Spanish thinkers soared were greater.

Her heart soared at the sound despite his sharp tone.

The stock soared while in the hope of a takeover bid.

A welcome, fresh northerly breeze blew on the 3rd, as the temperature soared again.

The first bird to appear was a fine immature Andean condor which soared over the local peak.

Rates of childhood depression, suicide and school criminality have soared since the 1920's.

One great gray bird, a gull or curlew, soared aloft in the blue heaven.

Get Busy, one of the album tracks, soared to number 1.

Adoption by single individuals has also soared.

Katie gasped and flattened herself against the wall as they soared past them.

Before Katie could respond, one of the nearby trees snatched her and flung her into the air.  She soared above the treetops and let out a cry when she started to fall.  A branch caught her and flung her back up.  She saw Deidre and Toby sailing through the air in a similar fashion.  The second branch almost missed her and snatched her around the leg before throwing her back up.

In its 1970s, early 80s heyday, ' The Pops ' soared.

A petite blond bombshell, Kylie plays the teenage tearaway Charlene and her record I Should Be So Lucky soared up the pop charts.

Greycoat's share price soared on hopes of a bidding war.

At the same time three Black Stork soared overhead.

The amount of debt being chased by Britain 's bailiffs has soared by 70% over the last 2 years.

With the collapse of communism in 1991 and the subsequent lack of nationwide law and order, the number of vendetta killings has soared.

Greycoat 's share price soared on hopes of a bidding war.

Addiction and overdose-related hospital admissions rose, and the use of it for recreation soared.

Her popularity has soared since joining the cast of Glee, with Time Magazine naming her one of the 100 most influential people in the world in 2010.

While this Scotsman's popularity soared when he was cast as the tenth Doctor in Doctor Who, Tennant first came to public attention for his turn as Barty Crouch Jr. in the film adaption of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

Actor Jude Law soared to celebrity stardom with his roles in Gattaca, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil and The Talented Mr. Ripley.

Mel Gibson soared to the A-list as an affable cinematic heavyweight with starring roles in Mad Max and Lethal Weapon, as well as directing and producing credits for Braveheart and The Passion of the Christ.

For much of the 1980's and 1990's, America experienced a low level of unemployment; however in 2008 and 2009, unemployment soared to over ten percent, the highest it had been for more than twenty five years prior.

This line of collectibles is produced in the urban vinyl innovation which has soared in popularity in Asia over the last decade.

After it was featured on the show, its popularity soared.

This pattern is reminiscent of Coco Chanel's first quilted shoulder-strapped handbag that debuted in 1955 and immediately soared in popularity, taking the fashion world by storm.

By February of 1955, the bag had soared in popularity, but due to its slow and careful manufacturing process, many purchase requests had to be denied because of a low supply.

Ever since women saw Sex and the City's favorite single mother, Miranda, running around town with Burberry baby accessories, the demand for brand name baby goods has soared.

Though demands for the bag immediately soared, they could not be met due to the amount of time taken to manufacture the 2.55.

In its second weekend, however, Meet Joe Black's box office receipts soared.

The Look Good Naked workout program has soared in popularity over the past few years and some of its followers have taken its message to heart.

Beating his wings so hard they hurt, he rose into the sky and soared around the small island, finally spotting three lone figures in small valley not too far from the Sanctuary.

Her adrenaline soared at the thought of taking the vehicle out on Highway 1, the road that hugged the coast.

Her emotions soared even higher at his words, until her tears overflowed.

From behind the tree line two big comets soared upwards - the 12 inch shells - exploding in perfect unison.

Dreamlike and captivating their tunes rose and soared majestically, reminding me of similar performances from acts like Sigur Ros.

Farmersâ markets, which were unknown on these shores a decade ago, have soared in popularity.