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Noun runup has 1 sense
- runup, run-up - a substantial increase over a relatively short period of time; "a runup in interest rates"; "market runups are followed by corrections"
--1 is a kind of increase
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Definitions from the Web
runup
Definition:
runup (noun)
- 1. An approach or preparation for a particular event or activity.
- 2. A period of time leading up to an event or deadline during which preparations are made.
- 3. An increase or surge in momentum, intensity, or excitement.
- 4. A shallow area of water where waves advance and break.
run up (phrasal verb)
- 1. To accumulate or incur debt or charges, especially unexpectedly or excessively.
- 2. To sew or add a finishing edge to a fabric or material.
- 3. To achieve or accomplish in a rapid or impulsive manner.
Sample Sentences:
Noun:
- The team had a thorough runup in preparation for the championship game.
- In the runup to the conference, the organizers were busy finalizing the schedule.
- The concert saw a runup of excitement as the famous band took the stage.
- Surfers enjoyed riding the waves in the runup along the coastline.
Phrasal Verb:
- Due to unexpected expenses, she had to run up a huge credit card debt.
- The tailor offered to run up a hem on the dress to make it the perfect length.
- He managed to run up an impressive score in the video game within a few hours.
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