move up's Usage Examples:

cyclones develop as they move up and along a frontal boundary, eventually occluding and reaching a barotropically cold environment.

comb, whereas the frames in most current hives allow space for bees to move up or down between boxes.

Cantlay scored 3 under par through the first eleven holes to move up the leaderboard.

Originally, plans called for Wood to move up to Nextel Cup full-time in 2007; however, because of sponsor issues and the need for more experience, Wood ran only a partial schedule during the 2007 Nextel Cup season.

Bridgend Street won it four times and their success in 2011 saw them move up into the Welsh Football League for the first time.

It was designed with massive walls and a slightly vaulted ceiling to ensure that a possible explosion would move upward and thereby cause a minimum of damages to the surroundings.

Ranked matches give the player experience, which will allow the player to move up different ranks.

"Abner Mares to move up in weight class".

The industry was trying to expand out from the saturated high-end professional market and appeal to the large mass of amateur photographers who wanted to move up from compact automatic leaf-shutter rangefinder cameras to an SLR, but were intimidated by the need to learn the details of operating a traditional SLR.

However, commoners could move up in society through acquirement of wealth.

Promoted teams tend to move up to Midlands 3 West (South) while relegated teams drop to Midlands 5 West.

Tilt-a-whirl DDTAlso known as Satellite DDT, this variation sees the charging wrestler being spun into a tilt-a-whirl and ends the move up into a DDT.

people from all diverse backgrounds excel by identifying them early, nurturing them, and helping them move up to the elite level.

Synonyms:

hasten, drag, tramp, uprise, do, get around, roam, go down, shuttle, wheel, pan, travel along, pelt along, pace, automobile, take the air, ascend, transfer, plough, creep, meander, ferry, speed, go around, whisk, float, progress, travel by, motor, swim, thread, get about, run, retrograde, go up, lift, come up, drift, rush, be adrift, come down, pass over, belt along, spurt, trail, zoom, journey, march on, go past, career, snowshoe, lurch, taxi, trundle, push, ride, hurtle, lance, drive, swan, bucket along, pass, glide, slither, prance, step, range, go forward, sit, rove, slice into, travel rapidly, descend, advance, retire, recede, billow, angle, hie, stray, pass on, wend, travel purposefully, circle, race, resort, steam, plow, walk, whine, go on, draw, fly, overfly, continue, follow, caravan, island hop, cast, outflank, whoosh, step on it, sift, crank, move around, crawl, arise, pull away, zigzag, displace, tread, jump, swash, accompany, cruise, pursue, whistle, slide, shack, locomote, bang, vagabond, propagate, pull back, move back, err, zip, spread, turn, round, seek, change, pass by, forge, circulate, whish, withdraw, cannonball along, hotfoot, wind, swap, return, weave, travel, hiss, breeze, flock, precess, swing, come, hurry, go, betake oneself, circuit, fall, raft, ramble, tram, rise, bounce, wander, repair, lead, move up, beetle, play, roll, steamer, move on, go by, ease, spirt, carry, derail, ghost, draw back, blow, go through, scramble, surpass, back, wing, retreat, go across, slice through, precede, rush along, proceed, jounce, ski,

Antonyms:

rise, recede, ascend, ride, linger, stay in place, precede, descend, go, advance, fall, follow,