soaring
UK: ˈsɔːrɪŋ | US: ˈsɔːrɪŋ
adj. rising or increasing rapidly (e.g., prices, popularity)
v. (present participle of soar) flying or gliding high in the air
n. the act of ascending or flying at a great height
The verb soar originates from Old French essorer ("to rise"), derived from Vulgar Latin exaurare ("to rise into the air"), combining Latin ex- ("out") + aura ("breeze, air"). The -ing suffix marks the present participle form in English, indicating ongoing action or state. The word evokes a vivid image of upward motion, reflecting its Latin roots in air and elevation.
The eagle was soaring effortlessly above the mountains.
Soaring temperatures prompted warnings about heatstroke.
Her spirits soared after receiving the good news.
The company's profits have been soaring this quarter.
The song's soaring melody left the audience in awe.