Upward
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British pronunciation/ˈʌpwəd/
American pronunciation/ˈəpwɝd/

Definition & Meaning of "upward"

upward
01

toward a higher level

upward definition and meaning
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The elevator smoothly ascended, moving upward to the top floor.
The mountain climbers steadily progressed, trekking upward to the summit.
02

toward or into later years

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They have been active in the community from early years upward.
She has worked in the company from youth upward.
03

in the direction of a higher amount or value

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The price of gas went upward after the announcement.
Salaries are expected to move upward next year.
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in the direction toward the origin of a river

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The boat paddled upward, heading toward the river's source.
The boat sailed upward along the river.
05

in the direction of improvement or higher status

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The organization is moving upward in its global rankings.
She is focused on her goals, determined to move upward in life.
upward
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moving or directed toward a higher position

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She climbed the upward slope of the mountain with determination.
The upward movement of the elevator brought them to the top floor.
02

increasing in amount, quantity, or price

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The upward trend in stock prices surprised many investors.
They saw an upward shift in revenue after launching the new product.
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