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up-
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1. Up; upward: upheave.
2. Upper: upland.

[Middle English, from Old English p-, upp-; see upo in Indo-European roots.]

up-
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up, upper, or upwards uproot upmost upthrust upgrade uplift


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He swam quartering up- stream, but still was swept downward rather faster than he had expected.
I thought there was something wrong as he set down the light; and seizing the children each by an arm, whispered them to 'frame up- stairs, and make little din - they might pray alone that evening - he had summut to do.
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