Upcast

Pronunciation: /ˈʌpkəst/

Upcast (noun)

  1. an upward flow of air, often in a chimney or mine.

Examples

  • The upcast carried the leaves high into the sky.
  • Birds soared effortlessly on the upcast.

Common collocations: strong upcast, gentle upcast, upcast a glance, upcast a shadow

Upcast (verb)

  1. to throw or cast something into the air.

Examples

  • He upcast the ball with great force.
  • She upcast the stone into the air.

Synonyms of Upcast

Neutral

Antonyms of Upcast

  • describing a downward direction or mood