Pronunciation: /ˈraɪzɪŋ/
verb present participle of the verb 'rise', meaning to move from a lower position to a higher one
A1 The sun is rising in the morning.
A2 I enjoy watching the balloons rising into the sky.
B1 The prices of goods are rising due to inflation.
B2 The company's stock value is rising steadily.
C1 The artist's popularity is rising rapidly after the release of their new album.
C2 The political tension in the region is rising, leading to concerns of potential conflict.
adjective showing a gradual increase
A1 The sun is rising in the morning.
A2 She noticed a rising number of visitors to the museum.
B1 The rising cost of living is making it difficult for many families to make ends meet.
B2 The company's rising profits have led to increased investment in new projects.
C1 The rising tensions between the two countries could lead to a conflict.
C2 The rising popularity of electric cars is changing the automotive industry.
formal The rising cost of living is a major concern for many families.
informal I heard that gas prices are rising again.
slang The party was lit last night, the energy was rising all night long.
figurative Her rising anger was evident in the way she clenched her fists.
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