Antonym of word rise

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1. riseverb

   Antonyms:
   fall

2. riseverb

   To move upwards.

   We watched the balloon rise.

   Antonyms:
   fall, descend, drop, sink

   Synonyms:
   climb

3. risenoun

   To be resurrected

   Antonyms:
   fall

   Synonyms:
   come back from the dead

4. risenoun

   of a quantity, price, etc, To increase.

   The rise of his pants was so low that his tailbone was exposed.

   Antonyms:
   fall

5. risenoun

   To develop.

   The governor just gave me a rise of 2-pounds-6.

   Antonyms:
   fall

6. riseverb

   Antonyms:
   fall

7. riseverb

   Synonyms:
   increase, go up, climb

   Antonyms:
   reduce, fall, go down, decrease, drop, set

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1. rise

   To rise is to move up or upward whether slowly or quickly, whether through the least or greatest distance; the waves rise; the mists rise; the river rises after heavy rains; as said of persons, to rise is to come to an erect position after kneeling, sitting, reclining, or lying down; as, to rise from a sick-bed; my friend rose as I entered; the guests rose to depart; so a deliberative assembly or a committee is said to rise when it breaks up a session; a sun or star rises when to our apprehension it comes above the horizon and begins to go up the sky. To ascend is to go far upward, and is often used in a stately sense; as, Christ ascended to heaven. The shorter form rise is now generally preferred to the longer form arise, except in poetic or elevated style. The sun rises or arises; the river springs at a bound from the foot of the glacier and flows through the lands to the ocean. Smoke issues from a chimney and ascends toward the sky. Light and heat emanate from the sun.

   Antonyms:
   decline, descend, drop, fall, go down, set, settle, sink

   Synonyms:
   arise, ascend, emanate, flow, issue, proceed, spring

   Preposition:
   Rise from slumber; rise to duty; rise at the summons; we rose with the lark.

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1. riseverb

   Antonyms:
   descend, decline, sink, drop, diminish, fall, subside, crouch, nestle, dip, set, wane, vanish, disappear, terminate, end, debouch, contract, decrease, fail

   Synonyms:
   ascend, mount, float, soar, grow, arise, tower, slope, appear, emerge, spring, originate, extend, expand, swell, increase, excel, prosper, climb

2. risenoun

   Synonyms:
   spring, fountain head, source

Matched Categories

1. • Become
   • Change
   • Change Of Location
   • Grow
   • Growth
   • Increase
   • Slope
   • Take On
   • Wave

Princeton’s WordNetRate these antonyms:1.0 / 1 vote

1. risenoun

   a growth in strength or number or importance

   Antonyms:
   fall, downfall, go down, go under, set, descend, come down

   Synonyms:
   ascent, rising, emanation, acclivity, ascending, rising slope, salary increase, ascension, boost, upgrade, climb, advance, wage increase, lift, procession, hike, wage hike, raise, cost increase

2. rise, ascent, ascension, ascendingnoun

   the act of changing location in an upward direction

   Antonyms:
   fall, downfall, go down, set, go under, come down, descend

   Synonyms:
   ascent, rising, emanation, acclivity, ascending, rising slope, salary increase, ascension, boost, upgrade, climb, advance, wage increase, lift, procession, hike, wage hike, raise, cost increase

3. ascent, acclivity, rise, raise, climb, upgradenoun

   an upward slope or grade (as in a road)

   «the car couldn’t make it up the rise»

   Antonyms:
   downfall, fall, go down, set, descend, come down, go under

   Synonyms:
   ascent, rising, emanation, acclivity, ascending, mounting, heave, climbing, hike, rising slope, salary increase, ascension, boost, upgrade, climb, advance, wage increase, lift, procession, mount, wage hike, raise, cost increase

4. rise, rising, ascent, ascensionnoun

   a movement upward

   «they cheered the rise of the hot-air balloon»

   Antonyms:
   fall, downfall, go under, descend, go down, set, come down

   Synonyms:
   ascent, uprising, rising, emanation, acclivity, ascending, rebellion, rising slope, salary increase, revolt, ascension, boost, upgrade, climb, advance, wage increase, lift, procession, insurrection, hike, wage hike, raise, cost increase

5. raise, rise, wage hike, hike, wage increase, salary increasenoun

   the amount a salary is increased

   «he got a 3% raise»; «he got a wage hike»

   Antonyms:
   downfall, fall, go down, come down, go under, descend, set

   Synonyms:
   ascent, rising, emanation, acclivity, ascending, heave, hiking, hike, rising slope, salary increase, ascension, boost, upgrade, climb, advance, wage increase, lift, procession, wage hike, tramp, raise, cost increase

6. upgrade, rise, rising slopenoun

   the property possessed by a slope or surface that rises

   Antonyms:
   downfall, fall, set, descend, go down, come down, go under

   Synonyms:
   ascent, rising, emanation, acclivity, wage increase, hike, rising slope, lift, salary increase, ascending, ascension, boost, upgrade, climb, advance, procession, wage hike, raise, cost increase

7. lift, risenoun

   a wave that lifts the surface of the water or ground

   Antonyms:
   fall, downfall, set, go under, go down, come down, descend

   Synonyms:
   emanation, acclivity, rhytidectomy, cost increase, upgrade, rising slope, salary increase, aerodynamic lift, elevation, heave, lift, wage hike, airlift, face lift, raising, nip and tuck, ski tow, procession, boost, climb, cosmetic surgery, raise, wage increase, ascending, rhytidoplasty, rising, ascent, ski lift, elevator, ascension, facelift, hike, face lifting, advance

8. emanation, rise, processionnoun

   (theology) the origination of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost

   «the emanation of the Holy Spirit»; «the rising of the Holy Ghost»; «the doctrine of the procession of the Holy Spirit from the Father and the Son»

   Antonyms:
   downfall, fall, go under, descend, go down, set, come down

   Synonyms:
   ascent, rising, emanation, acclivity, wage increase, forward motion, progress, hike, rising slope, progression, salary increase, ascending, ascension, boost, upgrade, advancement, climb, lift, advance, emission, procession, wage hike, onward motion, raise, cost increase

9. rise, boost, hike, cost increasenoun

   an increase in cost

   «they asked for a 10% rise in rates»

   Antonyms:
   downfall, fall, go down, go under, descend, set, come down

   Synonyms:
   ascent, rising, emanation, acclivity, ascending, hiking, rising slope, salary increase, ascension, boost, upgrade, climb, encouragement, advance, wage increase, lift, procession, hike, wage hike, tramp, raise, cost increase

10. advance, riseverb

    increase in price or value

    «the news caused a general advance on the stock market»

    Antonyms:
    downfall, fall, set, go under, descend, go down, come down

    Synonyms:
    forward motion, emanation, acclivity, ascent, cash advance, progress, feeler, hike, rising slope, progression, advancement, ascending, ascension, boost, upgrade, cost increase, improvement, approach, advance, wage increase, lift, procession, betterment, overture, wage hike, rising, onward motion, raise, climb, salary increase

11. rise, lift, arise, move up, go up, come up, upriseverb

    move upward

    «The fog lifted»; «The smoke arose from the forest fire»; «The mist uprose from the meadows»

    Antonyms:
    downfall, fall, set, go under, go down, come down, descend

    Synonyms:
    elevate, resurrect, rise up, burn down, hook, get hold, develop, stand up, uprise, arise, nobble, repeal, scrape, climb, bob up, snarf, lift, heighten, vacate, spring up, turn out, draw near, reverse, muster, go up, plagiarise, bring up, raise, revoke, pilfer, grow, cabbage, sneak, abstract, approach, move up, filch, mount, go on, rally, come near, come up, climb up, pinch, bristle, wind, ascend, find, line up, swipe, surface, draw close, countermand, scrape up, prove, plagiarize, muster up, jump, originate, rear, rustle, near, airlift, come on, summon, purloin, wax, scratch, face-lift, come, burn up, overturn, hoist, rebel, rescind, annul, get up

12. rise, go up, climbverb

    increase in value or to a higher point

    «prices climbed steeply»; «the value of our house rose sharply last year»

    Antonyms:
    downfall, fall, set, come down, descend, go down, go under

    Synonyms:
    stand up, climb up, burn up, uprise, heighten, go up, rebel, surface, lift, arise, spring up, burn down, come up, grow, originate, resurrect, draw close, draw near, ascend, develop, climb, get up, prove, approach, move up, turn out, jump, rear, come on, come near, mount, rise up, wax, near

13. arise, rise, uprise, get up, stand upverb

    rise to one’s feet

    «The audience got up and applauded»

    Antonyms:
    fall, downfall, set, come down, go under, descend, go down

    Synonyms:
    prink, bristle, drum, stick up, prepare, stand up, climb up, mug up, fancy up, hold water, deck out, elevate, uprise, hold up, place upright, trick up, rig out, heighten, go up, rebel, surface, lift, deck up, dress up, arise, spring up, swot up, organise, come up, grow, originate, attire, organize, cram, swot, bob up, resurrect, tog out, grind away, ascend, tog up, develop, climb, raise, work up, trick out, get up, prove, devise, move up, turn out, jump, gussy up, bone, fig out, bring up, stand, rear, mount, rise up, overdress, wax, bone up, machinate, fig up

14. rise, lift, rearverb

    rise up

    «The building rose before them»

    Antonyms:
    downfall, fall, go down, descend, go under, come down, set

    Synonyms:
    hook, wind, cabbage, stand up, vacate, climb up, hoist, airlift, annul, elevate, uprise, put up, heighten, nobble, go up, rebel, surface, lift, plagiarize, arise, spring up, abstract, revoke, come up, grow, originate, plagiarise, pilfer, filch, reverse, nurture, resurrect, erect, ascend, snarf, overturn, repeal, develop, climb, swipe, raise, sneak, get up, prove, move up, set up, turn out, jump, purloin, rescind, bring up, rear, face-lift, parent, mount, rise up, wax, rustle, pinch, countermand

15. surface, come up, rise up, riseverb

    come to the surface

    Antonyms:
    fall, downfall, set, come down, go under, descend, go down

    Synonyms:
    line up, stand up, get hold, summon, muster up, uprise, find, wax, come on, coat, originate, go up, surface, rally, lift, climb up, arise, spring up, come up, grow, scrape up, scrape, rebel, bob up, resurrect, ascend, go on, scratch, develop, climb, heighten, get up, prove, move up, muster, turn out, jump, show up, turn up, come, mount, rise up, come out, rear

16. originate, arise, rise, develop, uprise, spring up, growverb

    come into existence; take on form or shape

    «A new religious movement originated in that country»; «a love that sprang up from friendship»; «the idea for the book grew out of a short story»; «An interesting phenomenon uprose»

    Antonyms:
    fall, downfall, go down, go under, set, descend, come down

    Synonyms:
    turn, start, bristle, mature, get, build up, prepare, stand up, climb up, uprise, maturate, acquire, go up, rebel, surface, lift, arise, spring up, farm, come up, grow, originate, train, evolve, modernize, bob up, resurrect, ascend, initiate, develop, climb, heighten, make grow, break, get up, prove, germinate, move up, turn out, jump, raise, formulate, modernise, rear, produce, mount, rise up, wax, recrudesce, educate, explicate

17. ascend, move up, riseverb

    move to a better position in life or to a better job

    «She ascended from a life of poverty to one of great

    Antonyms:
    downfall, fall, come down, go under, set, descend, go down

    Synonyms:
    prove, grow, get up, wax, spring up, ascend, lift, develop, surface, arise, resurrect, go up, come up, rear, turn out, heighten, move up, originate, mount, climb up, stand up, uprise, rise up, rebel, climb, jump

18. wax, mount, climb, riseverb

    go up or advance

    «Sales were climbing after prices were lowered»

    Antonyms:
    fall, downfall, go under, set, go down, descend, come down

    Synonyms:
    resurrect, stand up, climb up, uprise, put on, climb on, heighten, go up, rebel, surface, lift, arise, spring up, come up, grow, originate, mount up, ride, ascend, prove, develop, climb, bestride, full, get on, get up, hop on, jump on, move up, turn out, jump, rear, mount, rise up, wax

19. heighten, riseverb

    become more extreme

    «The tension heightened»

    Antonyms:
    downfall, fall, set, go down, come down, descend, go under

    Synonyms:
    rebel, rise up, sharpen, grow, get up, prove, spring up, lift, come up, surface, climb, arise, develop, resurrect, go up, intensify, rear, turn out, heighten, move up, originate, climb up, compound, ascend, wax, stand up, uprise, raise, jump, enhance, deepen, mount

20. get up, turn out, arise, uprise, riseverb

    get up and out of bed

    «I get up at 7 A.M. every day»; «They rose early»; «He uprose at night»

    Antonyms:
    fall, downfall, descend, set, go down, come down, go under

    Synonyms:
    prink, bristle, drum, rebel, prepare, stand up, bone up, rig out, mug up, boot out, fancy up, deck out, elevate, uprise, rotate, get up, trick up, organize, heighten, surface, cut, fig up, go up, tog up, grind away, lift, climb up, deck up, cram, arise, spring up, turf out, swot up, come up, gussy up, bring up, swot, bob up, resurrect, tog out, originate, spread out, ascend, turn off, chuck out, exclude, develop, climb, raise, work up, switch off, attire, organise, prove, bone, move up, grow, turn out, jump, turn up, fig out, dress up, trick out, rear, splay, mount, eject, come out, overdress, wax, rise up, machinate, devise, bear

21. rise, jump, climb upverb

    rise in rank or status

    «Her new novel jumped high on the bestseller list»

    Antonyms:
    fall, downfall, go down, go under, come down, descend, set

    Synonyms:
    spring, pass over, start, jumpstart, jump out, jump off, stand up, climb up, uprise, startle, heighten, stick out, go up, rebel, surface, lift, alternate, stand out, arise, spring up, come up, grow, originate, skip, resurrect, ascend, develop, climb, parachute, derail, jump-start, get up, prove, leap, move up, skip over, turn out, jump, bound, chute, rear, leap out, mount, rise up, wax

22. riseverb

    become heartened or elated

    «Her spirits rose when she heard the good news»

    Antonyms:
    downfall, fall, go under, go down, set, descend, come down

    Synonyms:
    prove, grow, get up, spring up, lift, develop, surface, arise, resurrect, go up, come up, rear, turn out, heighten, move up, originate, climb up, ascend, wax, stand up, uprise, rise up, jump, rebel, climb, mount

23. riseverb

    exert oneself to meet a challenge

    «rise to a challenge»; «rise to the occasion»

    Antonyms:
    downfall, fall, set, descend, go down, come down, go under

    Synonyms:
    prove, grow, get up, spring up, lift, develop, surface, arise, resurrect, go up, come up, rear, turn out, heighten, move up, originate, climb up, ascend, wax, stand up, uprise, rise up, jump, rebel, climb, mount

24. rebel, arise, rise, rise upverb

    take part in a rebellion; renounce a former allegiance

    Antonyms:
    fall, downfall, come down, descend, go under, go down, set

    Synonyms:
    prove, grow, get up, spring up, lift, climb, develop, surface, bob up, arise, resurrect, go up, come up, rear, mount, heighten, move up, originate, climb up, ascend, wax, stand up, uprise, rise up, jump, rebel, turn out, renegade

25. rise, proveverb

    increase in volume

    «the dough rose slowly in the warm room»

    Antonyms:
    fall, downfall, go down, come down, go under, descend, set

    Synonyms:
    stand up, climb up, show, testify, establish, uprise, test, evidence, try out, leaven, heighten, go up, rebel, surface, lift, examine, arise, spring up, come up, grow, originate, resurrect, ascend, develop, climb, essay, raise, try, get up, prove, shew, move up, turn out, jump, demonstrate, turn up, rear, mount, rise up, wax, bear witness

26. rise, come up, uprise, ascendverb

    come up, of celestial bodies

    «The sun also rises»; «The sun uprising sees the dusk night fled…»; «Jupiter ascends»

    Antonyms:
    downfall, fall, go down, descend, set, go under, come down

    Synonyms:
    line up, rear, bristle, get hold, rally, stand up, climb up, muster, muster up, uprise, find, heighten, go up, rebel, surface, lift, arise, spring up, come up, grow, originate, scrape, bob up, resurrect, ascend, go on, scratch, develop, climb, get up, prove, summon, move up, turn out, jump, come, come on, mount, rise up, wax, scrape up

27. resurrect, rise, upriseverb

    return from the dead

    «Christ is risen!»; «The dead are to uprise»

    Antonyms:
    downfall, fall, descend, come down, go down, set, go under

    Synonyms:
    prove, bristle, grow, get up, spring up, revive, lift, upraise, develop, surface, arise, turn out, resurrect, go up, come up, rear, mount, heighten, move up, originate, climb up, ascend, wax, stand up, uprise, rise up, jump, rebel, climb, raise

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1. risenoun

   Synonyms:
   ascent, spring, source, origin, beginning, increase, advance, appreciation, augmentation, elevation, hill, knoll

2. riseverb

   Synonyms:
   ascend, mount, arise, levitate, tower, swell, increase, grow, enlarge, emerge, proceed, spring, emanate, originate, rebel, revolt, transcend (rise above)

How to use rise in a sentence?

1. Lothar Wieler:

   Against the background of the easing (of restrictions), let’s ensure we can continue to defend this success we have achieved together, we don’t want the number of cases to rise again.

2. Michael Hanson:

   On the margin, the rise in the participation rate probably slows both the growth rate in wages and the Fed, but the reality is that, generally speaking, wage and price inflation has shown some signs of turning and picking up.

3. Bharavi:

   The enemies which rise within the body, hard to be overcome?thy evil passions?should manfully be fought: he who conquers these is equal to the conquerors of worlds.

4. Abdikadir Admen:

   The death toll may rise and rise.

5. Cassandra Salgado:

   When we see social mobility going up, in seven to ten days later, we see a rise in cases, and then we see a bigger rise, as we are starting from a higher starting point. These models are really useful to help us prepare.

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