intransitive. To ascend, mount up, rise or climb to a higher level. Said of persons and things. Also figurative. Often with up, upwards.

To go up, ascend.

To go up, come up, ascend on high, mount. Now only poetic: see rise, v.

intransitive. To rise or mount up; to ascend.

intransitive. To go up from a lower position to a higher; to mount, ascend (also figurative); spec. to go up by treading on a step or stairway…

intransitive. To come, spring, or rise up.

intransitive. To move or travel so as to come to a higher place or position, or one regarded as higher; to ascend towards a place or person.

intransitive. To move or pass to a higher place or position, or one regarded as higher; to ascend, rise. Frequently with complement.

intransitive to go up.

intransitive. With up. To stand or rise up; figurative to become roused.

intransitive. To go up, ascend, rise, mount (literal and figurative). Chiefly with adverb or preposition indicating manner or direction. Obsolete.

intransitive. To go up; to ascend, mount.

To rise, mount, come up, spring up. Now Obsolete except in spec. uses: see following senses.

intransitive (occasionally emphasized by a redundant up) To go or come up, originally by a gradual… of voluntary agents: To climb up, travel up…

intransitive. To become high or higher in position or degree; to rise, mount up, ascend. Now rare.

intransitive for reflexive (also with up). To rise. Said esp. of a vessel riding on the waves, occasionally of the waves themselves. Also in quasi-p…

intransitive. gen. To move or be carried to a higher position. Also in extended use.

intransitive. To mount, ascend.

To rise or ascend to a higher level; to rise into view.

intransitive. To rise or ascend; to be moved or carried upwards. Also of a storm, a wind, etc.: to rise, to build up. Now chiefly North American reg…

intransitive. To rise up towards a vertical position or into the air; to rise high, to tower.

intransitive. To mount, rise, ascend (above something); to extend in height; figurative to exalt oneself; to arise, spring up. Obsolete.

intransitive. To ascend, mount, climb up; esp. to mount on horseback or get into a coach, carriage, etc. Also figurative or in figurative contexts…

intransitive. To ascend, go up, rise; to pass upward or onward. Also figurative. Obsolete.

intransitive. To ascend in the sky. Obsolete. rare.

(up-, prefix affix 3a.)

To rise up, arise.

intransitive (for reflexive). To rise; to swell up.

gen. To rise, ascend, mount. Obsolete. rare.

figurative. To rise on high, to soar. Obsolete.

intransitive (for passive). To be raised, to rise aloft.

intransitive. To rise up.

intransitive. To be pulled up; to rise.

To rise or shoot up into a spire or spire-shaped form; to rise or extend to a height in the manner of a… In figurative use.

intransitive. To arise. Obsolete.

Of inanimate objects: To ascend, rise up to a height. Also transferred.

intransitive. To soar upwards.

intransitive. To rise up.

intransitive. To become higher, to rise; (also) to allow of being highered. Cf. earlier highering, adj. rare.