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View definitions for upward

upward

adjective as in directed up

adverb as in from a lower to higher position

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Some economists have ruled out further cuts altogether, with a few now pointing to a rising probability that the next move in interest rates could be upward.

The annual premium for retirees over 50 on an ObamaCare plan can run upward of $15,000 for a single and $30,000 for a couple.

It’s been great for us and it’s definitely trending more in the upward direction, so we’re just hoping it stays that way.”

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Property prices have sagged, wage growth has flattened, and many young people no longer see the link between hard work and upward mobility.

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On peak days, like holidays or weekends, individual lift tickets can cost upward of $300 at resorts like Park City or Breckenridge in Colorado.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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