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to send up
[phrase form: send]
01
to imprison someone as a punishment
02
to cause the value or price of something to rise
03
to mock someone or something, often to make them appear foolish
send up
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Example
The authorities sent up the notorious gang leader after a lengthy trial.
The sketch show sent up famous celebrities in a series of witty parodies.
The comedian sent up the famous actor's distinctive mannerisms in a hilarious skit.
The positive reviews of the restaurant's new menu sent up its popularity among diners.
The comedian sent up the pompous talk show host with spot-on impersonations.
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