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upsize

upsize verb: to make larger or more numerous.

Verb

upsize (third-person singular simple present upsizes, present participle upsizing, simple past and past participle upsized)

  1. (transitive) To make larger or more numerous.
  2. (intransitive) To become larger or more numerous; to change to something larger, such as a house.

Antonyms of upsize

Forms of upsize

third-person singular presentupsizes
present participleupsizing
past participleupsized
pastupsized

Origin of upsize

From up- + size.

Words formed from upsize

Questions about upsize

What does upsize mean?
Upsize means to make larger or more numerous.
What part of speech is upsize?
Upsize is a verb.
What is the past tense of upsize?
The past tense of upsize is upsized.

Words near upsize in the dictionary

  1. upsilons
  2. UPSing
  3. upsitting
  4. upsittings
  5. upsizable
  6. upsize
  7. upsized
  8. upsizer
  9. upsizers
  10. upsizes
  11. upsizing

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