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View definitions for step up

step up

verb as in accelerate

noun as in increase in rate or quantity

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Wall Street and Silicon Valley are booming, and U.S. workers are finally getting a step-up in their real take-home pay.

If you gift your daughter the house — leaving aside the debate over using “gift” as an adjective — your daughter would lose her step-up in basis.

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If you married, she would get a step-up in basis on those assets, potentially saving roughly $500,000 in capital-gains taxes.

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It is an alternative to putting you on the deed, which would rob him off a full step-up in basis.

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"No country should be left alone in the face of such evil," he wrote on Telegram, reiterating the need for Ukraine's allies to step-up support.

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

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