Similar words: rise, arise, comprise, sunrise, surprise, memorise, surprised, summarise. Meaning: [raɪz] 
adj. (of e.g. celestial bodies) above the horizon.
adj. (of e.g. celestial bodies) above the horizon. 
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(31) The river has risen with the rains.
(32) The cost of living has risen sharply.
(33) Unemployment has risen to almost eight million.
(34) Inflation has risen beyond the 5% level.
(35) The neighbourhood has risen in status in recent years.
(36) Salaries and associated costs have risen substantially.
(37) Air pollution has risen above an acceptable level.
(38) The moon has not yet risen.
(39) Prices have risen steadily during the past decade.
(40) The river has risen several metres.
(41) He had risen from humble origins through hard work.
(42) On average, prices have risen 6%.
(43) Oil exports have risen steadily.
(44) Unemployment has fallen/risen again for the third consecutive month.
(45) This year's sales have risen markedly.
(46) She has risen from humble origins to immense wealth.
(47) Demand for personal computers has risen sharply.
(48) The pound has risen against the dollar .
(49) Unemployment among the refugees has risen sharply.
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(50) Unemployment has risen by 25,000 this month.
(51) University enrolments had risen by 50 per cent.
(52) Cinema attendances have risen again recently.
(53) Inflation had risen to a yet higher level.
(54) The total tax burden has risen only slightly.
(55) He's risen high in society.
(56) Charges have risen at twice the rate of inflation.
(57) The value of my shares has risen/fallen by 8%.
(58) He's risen high in the world.
(59) The number of business failures has risen.
(60) Interest rates have risen by two percentage points.