Noun:

విమాన., తిరన్, అప్స్ట్రీం,

Adjective:

ఎలివేటర్, ఫ్లైయర్, వ్యవసాయం,

soaring's Usage Examples:

Economic changes aimed to control soaring inflation and modernization.

soaring musical strains can be employed while the rah-rah chest-thumping speechifying goes on in front of a flapping American flag.

Like other storks, they are often seen soaring on thermals.

The Hang Seng Index kept soaring, but then crashed in March 1973, leaving many people bankrupt.

salmon, river-flats with the wind on the bracken and disappearing rabbit scuts, a wealth of wild flower and small bird life, the soaring hawk, the unexpected.

reached its height during the Napoleonic Wars, when it was a means of allaying dangerous discontent among growing numbers of rural poor faced by soaring.

Economic policiesAs Argentina's new de facto president, Videla faced a collapsing economy racked by soaring inflation.

song’s verses, while soaring melodies carried choruses to new, previously unattained heights.

Leonard Klady in Variety described it as A Star Is Born meets The Way We Were, and while discerning audiences will turn their noses up, the hoi polloi are apt to embrace this unabashedly sentimental affair and send it soaring into the box office stratosphere.

"Infi-Rhythms" are soaring, prayerful meditations, the saxophone roars and declaims like a storefront preacher, and Shipp plays like a man possessed.

state of the "urban" expression of that mode: brick fabric, with soaring, parapeted chimneys.

four-on-the-floor beats; synth pads and strings; soaring vocal samples -- used in a dreamier, more atmospheric fashion".

Synonyms:

high,

Antonyms:

uncreativeness, low,