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up·size  (psz)
v. up·sized, up·siz·ing, up·siz·es
v.intr.
To become greater or larger: "the chief executives ... saw the combined value of their share options upsize by $36.6 million on the day [the] layoffs were announced" (The Economist).
v.tr.
To make greater or larger: "My plan will ... upsize the amount of money Americans get to keep" (Bob Dole).


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