rises

Leaves the bed

Rises is the plural of rise—instances of upward movement or increase.

Stock prices have their rises and falls.

The rises in temperature alarmed climate scientists.

A rise is also an elevated area of ground: The house stood on one of the few rises in the flat landscape.

In British usage, a rise can mean a pay increase: She asked her boss for a rise.

ascends

climb

Ascend using effort

lift · surge · tower · levitate · float · hover · uplift · skyward · upward · scale

increases

grow

Increase in size

escalate · multiply · inflate · expand · amplify · mount · accumulate · spike · jump · leap

emerges

surface

Outermost boundary layer

germinate · blossom · unfold · manifest · debut · originate · bloom · awaken · stir · kindle

progress

advancement

Forward movement or promotion

breakthrough · achievement · success · momentum · headway · evolution · prosperity · flourishing · ascendancy · promotion

dawn

sunrise

Morning light's arrival

aurora · horizon · glow · cockcrow · east · daylight · awakening · early · twilight · rosy

uprising

rebellion

Defiance of established power

mutiny · resistance · protest · insurgency · coup · riot · sedition · overthrow · defiance · dissent

elevation

altitude

Measured height above reference

  • summitPeak or diplomatic gathering
  • peakUtmost height attained
  • plateauFlat highland area

mountain · ridge · highland · heights · cliff · mesa · butte · escarpment · foothill · incline

Categories
Opposites
vertical movement

risesfalls

Descends or declines

descends · drops · sinks · sets · lowers

quantity/level change

risesfalls

Descends or declines

drops · declines · decreases · diminishes · plummets

emergence or awakening

riseslies down

Assumes resting position

retires · settles · rests · reclines · goes to bed

Phrases
Family

rise, arise, rising, arising, uprising, risen, arises, riser, arisen

Familiarity
Top 20,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G