15 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Uprise' in a Sentence
"To stand up or get up from a lying or sitting position." more
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The tide is uprising, reaching higher levels along the shore.
As the tide started to uprise, beachgoers moved their belongings to higher ground.
The scent of pine and the rustling of leaves made a feeling of tranquility uprise in the forest.
The hot air balloons started to uprise, creating a breathtaking spectacle in the sky.
The mountain climbers will be uprising to conquer the challenging peak.
The rebellion uprose in response to years of injustice.
By the time she reached the summit, the moon had uprisen, revealing a breathtaking night sky.
At the summit, the climbers paused to witness the sun slowly uprise above the mountain peaks.
The unexpected kindness of strangers made a sense of gratitude uprise in her heart.
The enthusiasm of the fans began to uprise as the championship game reached its climax.
As the curtain falls, the protagonist's spirit will have uprisen, defying all odds.
The hot air balloon is uprising gracefully into the sky.
The hot air currents caused the glider to uprise effortlessly into the sky.
Prices of essential goods tend to uprise during times of crisis.
Tomorrow, the tide will uprise, creating ideal conditions for a beach day.
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