upsurge
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The city saw an upsurge in bicycle usage after the new bike lanes were installed.
Definition
- Noun:
- A sudden or abrupt strong increase: A rapid and significant rise in the level, intensity, or occurrence of something, often after a period of relative quiet or stability.
- A sudden forceful flow: A swift, powerful upward movement or surge, often used metaphorically.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The city experienced an upsurge in tourism after the new museum opened.
- Her speech was met with an upsurge of applause from the audience.
- The report noted a sharp upsurge in demand for renewable energy.
Advanced Usage
- "to be on the upsurge": To be in a period of increasing activity or popularity.
- Interest in classical music is on the upsurge among young people.
Variants and Related Words
- Surge (noun/verb): A sudden powerful forward or upward movement; to increase suddenly and powerfully.
- There was a surge in the stock market.
- Upswing (noun): An increase or improvement, especially a gradual one.
- The economy is showing an upswing.
Synonyms
- Surge: A sudden powerful forward or upward movement.
- Increase: The action of becoming greater in size, amount, or intensity.
- Wave: A sudden occurrence of or increase in a phenomenon.
Related Phrases
- Upsurge in violence: A sudden increase in violent acts or crime.
- The government is concerned about the recent upsurge in violence.
- Emotional upsurge: A sudden, powerful feeling or wave of emotion.
- He felt an emotional upsurge of pride watching his daughter graduate.
Related Idioms
- A tide of [emotion/sentiment]: A powerful, increasing feeling among a group of people (similar in concept to an upsurge).
- The politician's words sparked a tide of nationalism.
The city saw an upsurge in bicycle usage after the new bike lanes were installed.
Noun
- a sudden or abrupt strong increase
- stimulated a surge of speculation
- an upsurge of emotion
- an upsurge in violent crime
- a sudden forceful flow