Rise

What do we mean by rise?

To assume a standing position after lying, sitting, or kneeling. intransitive verb

To get out of bed. intransitive verb

To move from a lower to a higher position; ascend. intransitive verb

To increase in size, volume, or level. intransitive verb

To increase in number, amount, or value. intransitive verb

To increase in intensity, force, or speed. intransitive verb

To increase in pitch or volume. intransitive verb

To ascend above the horizon. intransitive verb

To extend upward; be prominent. intransitive verb

To slant or slope upward. intransitive verb

To come into existence; originate. intransitive verb

To be erected. intransitive verb

To appear at the surface of the water or the earth; emerge. intransitive verb

To puff up or become larger; swell up. intransitive verb

To become stiff and erect. intransitive verb

To attain a higher status. intransitive verb

To become apparent to the mind or senses. intransitive verb

To uplift oneself to meet a demand or challenge. intransitive verb

To return to life. intransitive verb

To rebel. intransitive verb

To move, or appear to move, physically upwards relative to the ground.

To increase in value or standing.

To begin; to develop.

To go up; to ascend; to climb.

To cause to go up or ascend.

To retire; to give up a siege.

To come; to offer itself.

To be lifted, or capable of being lifted, from the imposing stone without dropping any of the type; said of a form.

A london term for a person who can jump high. used in basketball Urban Dictionary

To get someone emotionally upset, or to get them to acknowledge in a profound way what was said. Urban Dictionary

1. To get the fuck up and move the hell on. 2. To tell someone else to get the fuck up and move the hell on. Urban Dictionary

When a guy gets turned on and shoots straight up Urban Dictionary

A beautiful girl that dosent care what other people think of her, she is not afriad to do something embarassing in front of strangers to people she loves and are verry close to her. she has tones of friends and wont let alot of things get her down. she is verry rarely single but when she is and someone breaks her heart she is sad. but the next day she will realize its okay to be single. she will not lie and is verry random. if you ever find a rise keep her close and dont get scared if shes random and loud, its her way of saying hello. if you ever piss her of she will (as she does often) tell you to go read a book, preferably her book! Urban Dictionary

To stand up. Urban Dictionary

A reading program that is about as challenging as taking a piss. Also called Rewards, and That Gay Ass Fucking Reading Program That Is Gay And Sucks. Urban Dictionary

Getting extremely emotional (in a good way) about a subject. Urban Dictionary

House, Flat, Crib, Pad, Place. Origin; High-Rise appartments, inner city or sub-urban residence. Urban Dictionary

Research in Science and Engineering program run by the German government for British and American students. People who go on RISE are called RISER's and form good friends. If a story or information is only told about to this group of friends, it has been RISE'd. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to rise:
rise.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word rise:
fascism, nationalism, prominence, fall, popularity, decline, hitler, ranks, above, nazi.

Words that rhyme with rise:
arise, analyze, advise, compromise, comprise, exercise, enterprise, mize, demise, otherwise, wise, recognize, realize, surmise, devise, eyes, apprise, size, apologize, patronize, despise, franchise, emphasize, surprise, disguise, reprise, revise, chastise, prize, galvanize, improvise, utilize, scrutinize, optimize, organize, likewise, guise, proselytize, merchandise, flies, prise, criticize, jeopardize, synchronize, synthesize, ostracize, prioritize, lies, capitalize, mesmerize, rationalize, plagiarize, materialize, epitomize, advertise, allies, characterize, empathize, summarize, amortize, tantalize, mobilize, aggrandize, subsidize, marginalize, authorize, belies, polarize, visualize, antagonize, catalyze, paralyze, customize, memorize, metastasize, supervise, supplies, ties, stigmatize, capsize, pulverize, fries, guys, minimize, stabilize, sunrise, hypothesize, familiarize, harmonize, maximize, energize, socialize, baptize, crystallize, sympathize, finalize, revitalize, disenfranchise, applies, emprise.

Adjectives that are often used to describe rise:
rapid, sharp, sudden, slight, sun, steady, general, high, gradual, significant, steep, dramatic, give, level, further, initial, slow, meteoric, marked, corresponding, substantial, considerable, recent, subsequent, average, low, consequent, dead, spectacular, relative, abrupt, continuous, continental, progressive, gentle, continued, phenomenal, maximum, moon, temporary, transient, immediate, annual, capillary, concomitant, moderate, vertical, fourfold, excessive, quick, secondary, remarkable, overall, enormous, simultaneous, extraordinary, appreciable, fold, exponential, unprecedented, modest, swift, sustained, apparent, induced, global, abnormal, tremendous, acute, slower.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective rise:
buildings, building, apartments, time, housing, fall, blocks, structures, flats, apartment, construction, hotels, development, towers, projects, hotel, complex, developments, block, condominiums, project, estates, houses, complexes, living, structure, units, dwellings, tower, office, offices, times, condominium, condos, fire, jeans, fires, city, span, design, condo, architecture, tone, intonation, district, contour, dormitories, detectors, estate, flat, ratio, homes, dwellers, downtown, yeast, decay, residents, suburbs, slabs, tenements, residences, resort, elevators, resorts, manifold, accommodation, slums, window, schemes, curve, frames, bridge, skyline, sample, dorms, pants, syndrome, designs, facility, windows.

Consonant match to rise:
rose, raise, ruse, riz, rouse, raze, res, rays, rase, roz, roose, reis, roes, raz, roos, rows, rees, roys, ries, rohs, riese, reas, rowes.

Words that sound like rise:
rise, arise, ries, rize, rhis, ryes, rose, rice, raise, rays, arose, rows, ruse, arouse, rouse, res, rez, raze, raz, rees, reas, razz, roos, roz, rase, riz, roes, roose, arrays, raws, rues, roys, roze, reis, reiss, rese, raas, riese, riis, rahs, raos, ruz, araise, rayes, reys, riise, rhos, raes, ryce, ryse, raiz, rws, rohs, roues, roy's, wros, earns, urns, rns, erns, ernes, cries, fries, arrives, ers, awry, dries, aris, earls, crise, erds, irds, drys, araya, erz, brise, grise, erms, aurous, breiz, frize, hrs, ariah, ergs, brize, bries, earles, hris, aers, arres, gries, krise, oeuvres, ariss, arrs, grize, orise, fry's, irms, irhs.