100 Examples of sentences containing the adverb "upward"
Definition
The adverb upward refers to a direction or movement toward a higher position or place. It can also imply an increase or improvement in a particular aspect.
- In a physical sense, it indicates movement toward the top or a higher point.
 - In a metaphorical sense, it can denote improvement, growth, or increase in quality, quantity, or intensity.
 
Synonyms
- Up
 - Ascending
 - Higher
 - Aloft
 - Skyward
 - Upwards (variant spelling)
 
Antonyms
- Downward
 - Lower
 - Descending
 - Down
 - Beneath
 
Examples
- The balloon floated upward into the clear blue sky.
 - She looked upward, searching for the source of the noise.
 - The stock prices moved upward after the company's announcement.
 - The bird soared upward, catching the wind beneath its wings.
 - As he climbed the mountain, he felt his heart race with every upward step.
 - The climber's determination pushed him upward despite the harsh conditions.
 - The sun rose upward, casting a golden glow over the landscape.
 - The rocket launched upward with a deafening roar.
 - He tilted his head upward to get a better view of the stars.
 - The economy is trending upward after a long recession.
 - She reached upward to grab the book from the top shelf.
 - The elevator ascended upward to the penthouse.
 - The flowers grew upward, reaching for the sunlight.
 - He felt his spirits lift upward after receiving the good news.
 - The gymnast executed a perfect upward leap off the vault.
 - The smoke from the fire rose upward into the air.
 - The child pointed upward, excited to see the airplane.
 - The team’s performance has been steadily improving upward.
 - The kite danced upward in the gentle breeze.
 - She adjusted her posture, sitting upward in her chair.
 - The waterfall cascaded upward for a brief moment before falling.
 - The temperature is expected to climb upward this weekend.
 - He took a deep breath and propelled himself upward on the swing.
 - They raised their glasses upward in a toast to the future.
 - The arrow flew upward, hitting the target with precision.
 - The hiker gazed upward, admiring the towering trees.
 - The students' grades have been moving upward this semester.
 - She felt her confidence grow upward as she practiced.
 - The building was designed to reach upward, maximizing space.
 - The clouds drifted upward, revealing the sun.
 - He felt a surge of energy as he ran upward on the trail.
 - The balloon rose upward until it was just a dot in the sky.
 - The chart showed a clear trend upward over the past year.
 - She gazed upward, lost in thought about her future.
 - The rocket boosters fired, sending the spacecraft upward.
 - The dancer leaped upward, showcasing her agility.
 - The ice cream cone tilted upward, melting in the sun.
 - The temperature is predicted to rise upward by several degrees.
 - He felt his heart race as he climbed upward on the steep path.
 - The eagle soared upward, searching for its prey.
 - The music lifted her spirits upward, filling her with joy.
 - The house was built on a hill, allowing views upward toward the mountains.
 - She stretched her arms upward, relieving the tension in her back.
 - The balloonists watched as their craft floated upward with the wind.
 - The company's profits have been trending upward for months now.
 - The child jumped upward, trying to reach the cookie jar.
 - The hot air balloon ascended upward, offering breathtaking views.
 - The gymnast's upward momentum helped her land perfectly.
 - The sun climbed upward, signaling the start of a new day.
 - The team’s morale is upward after the recent victory.
 - She glanced upward at the clock, realizing she was late.
 - The birds migrated upward as the seasons changed.
 - The stocks shot upward after the positive earnings report.
 - The mountain trail wound upward, revealing stunning vistas.
 - He threw the ball upward, watching it soar.
 - The flowers leaned upward, trying to catch the sunlight.
 - The climbers made their way upward, determined to reach the summit.
 - The performance ratings have gone upward since the new strategy was implemented.
 - The balloon released air, causing it to drift upward slowly.
 - She felt her worries lift upward, replaced by hope.
 - The athlete sprinted upward, conquering the steep hill.
 - The drone flew upward, capturing aerial footage of the event.
 - The children laughed as they jumped upward in excitement.
 - He directed his gaze upward to admire the architecture.
 - The fireworks exploded upward, painting the night sky.
 - The forecast predicts temperatures rising upward this week.
 - The tree branches reached upward, stretching toward the sky.
 - She took a leap upward, feeling free and alive.
 - The fish jumped upward out of the water, trying to escape.
 - The roller coaster climbed upward, thrilling the riders.
 - The flames flickered upward, casting shadows on the wall.
 - He climbed the ladder upward, determined to finish the job.
 - The temperature fluctuated upward during the day.
 - The rocket's trajectory was aimed upward, heading for orbit.
 - The mountain peaks towered upward, majestic and imposing.
 - The child pointed upward, excited by the colorful kites in the sky.
 - The stock market trend is looking upward after recent fluctuations.
 - The cake rose upward in the oven, baking perfectly.
 - He felt a surge of adrenaline as he jumped upward during the game.
 - The player leaped upward, trying to catch the basketball.
 - The sun's rays shone upward, illuminating the landscape.
 - She climbed upward through the branches to reach the nest.
 - The leaves rustled as they swayed upward in the breeze.
 - The artist painted a mural that seemed to stretch upward on the wall.
 - The climbers were exhausted but continued their upward journey.
 - The horse galloped upward, racing toward the finish line.
 - The fog began to lift, revealing the mountains upward.
 - The cat jumped upward, trying to catch the fluttering butterfly.
 - The plane ascended upward, leaving the city behind.
 - He raised his arms upward, celebrating his success.
 - The athlete's performance improved upward after training hard.
 - She gazed upward at the stars, dreaming of possibilities.
 - The building's design allowed for natural light to flow upward.
 - The children laughed as they played upward on the hill.
 - The fireworks shot upward, bursting into brilliant colors.
 - He felt his confidence grow upward as he practiced public speaking.
 - The temperature is expected to climb upward this afternoon.
 - The singer's voice rose upward, captivating the audience.
 - The river flowed upward, carving through the landscape.
 - The success of the project sent morale upward among the team.
 
