What does upping mean?
Upping means present participle and gerund of up.
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/ˈʌpɪŋ/ · verb
present participle and gerund of up.
He announced, I believe, that it was far better, instead of making uniform uppings of all allowances, to provide for cases where need arose. I have not before me to-night figures as to dependents' allowances paid in other places.
Yes; I personally believe that we can meet it if we are willing to bear down hard enough and make quickly enough a set of decisions that will lead toward sharp uppings of our production.
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Upping means present participle and gerund of up.
The closest synonym depends on the sentence and intended sense.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
He announced, I believe, that it was far better, instead of making uniform uppings of all allowances, to provide for cases where need arose. I have not before me to-night figures as to dependents' allowances paid in other places.
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