English to English Dictionary

Upbraid

To find fault with someone; to scold, reproach, or reprimand severely.

Upcharge

An additional fee or extra cost added to a standard price, usually for a special service, premium product, or customization.

Upcoming

Happening or appearing soon; forthcoming.

Updatable

Capable of being updated, revised, or refreshed with current or newer information.

Update

To make something more modern or suitable for use by adding new information or fixing flaws.

Upgrade

An act of upgrading something, or a better version of something.

Upgradeable

Able to be upgraded, improved, or augmented to a newer, better, or higher-performing version.

Uphold

To confirm or support a previous legal decision or higher court ruling.

Uprising

An act of resistance or rebellion; a revolt against a government or authority.

Upscale

Relating to, characteristic of, or appealing to people with high incomes; expensive and luxurious.

Upset

To overturn, capsize, or cause something to fall over.

Upsetting

Causing emotional distress, unhappiness, or worry.