"Upscale" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Upscale" Meaning

Adjective: high-end or luxurious. Conducted in an elegant or refined manner. Having a high standard or quality.

"Upscale" Examples

5 Usage Examples of 'Upscale'


1. Shopping

"I decided to treat myself by going to the upscale department store downtown for some new clothes."

2. Restaurants

"The upscale restaurant down the street serves the most exquisite French cuisine."

3. Neighborhoods

"The upscale neighborhood is known for its high-end homes and exclusive communities."

4. Services

"The upscale spa offers luxurious massages and facials in a serene atmosphere."

5. Housing

"The new luxury condominium development is an upscale complex in the heart of the city."

"Upscale" Similar Words

Uproar

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A loud, intense, and often angry expression of opinion or protest, typically in a public setting, often accompanied by shouting, noise, or boisterous behavior. Synonyms include commotion, tumult, outcry, and pandemonium.

Uproarious

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Noisy and extremely loud; caustically humorous or ironic.

Uproariously

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(Uproariously) (adverb)<br><br>In a loud and energetic way, especially in a humorous way.

Uproot

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To remove thoroughly and completely, especially a plant, from the ground.<br><br>Example: The new owners uprooted the lawn and planted a garden.<br><br>Synonyms: pull out, dig up, remove, take out.<br><br>Antonyms: plant, settle, establish.

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Removed or torn out by the roots, especially a plant, or very suddenly and completely moved from one's home or way of life.

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"Upsets" can be both a noun and a verb.<br><br>As a noun, it refers to a surprising or unexpected event, situation, or feeling. For example:<br><br> The sudden rainstorm was an upset for the outdoor concert.<br> The news was a huge upset for the family, as they had been expecting a happy event.<br><br>As a verb, it means to disturb or disturb someone's mental or physical peace, or to cause a sudden interruption or change. For example:<br><br> The loud noise upset the baby.<br> The doctor will need to medically sedate the patient, who is becoming upset.

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