"Updraft" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Updraft" Meaning

An upward movement or current of air, air current that rises from the ground or from a low-lying area.

Example: "The airplane flew through an area of turbulence caused by an updraft."

"Updraft" Examples

Usage Examples of "Updraft"

1. Weather

The plane took off at sunset to ride the updrafts of warm air rising from the jungle, allowing it to climb to a great altitude quickly.

2. Technology

The updraft system ensured continuous backup of critical data, so that even a sudden failure would not result in significant data loss.

3. Sports

The golfer watched intently to catch the updraft of the ball as it hit the green, trying to figure out its trajectory.

4. Daily Life

She always stood near the windows to enjoy the updraft from the balconies, feeling the gentle breeze on her face.

5. Mythology

The naturally enhanced wind in the updraft worked as a powerful force to sweep so-called 'chosen ones' (Kenshirô) up to her world, so it was of utmost importance to prevent characters of the Planet (Earth) from reaching her world unexpectedly.