Vocabulary
Soar
English and Urdu gloss, synonyms and antonyms, and example usage from our editorial sentence cache where available.
English meaning
fly or rise high in the air.
Urdu meaning
اضافہ، بلند پرواز
Example sentences (from Dawn)
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As uncertainty lingers across the Strait of Hormuz, petrol prices rise, fertiliser costs soar, poor farmers plant less and get worse yields, and more people go hungry.
Dawn Editorials —
Age of anger
— 2026-04-27
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Without structural reforms to reduce crippling capacity or fixed charges and improve supply networks, the power sector`s competitiveness will continue to erode, prices will soar and consumers will leave the grid.
Dawn Editorials —
Erratic planning
— 2025-09-30
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As costs soar, those doors begin to close.
Dawn Editorials —
Tariffs, turmoil & tech
— 2025-04-19
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In governance, as in economics, no country can soar with one wing clipped.
Dawn Editorials —
Held back
— 2025-02-10
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More importantly, can Uraan truly soar without meaningful reforms in governance?
Dawn Editorials —
It`s all political
— 2025-02-08
Synonyms
fly up, wing, wing its way, take off, take flight, take to the air, ascend, climb
Curator example
“the bird spread its wings and soared into the air”
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