- rise in something
- rise in somethingto increase in something. •
I hope that this land rises in value over the next few years.
•Her expensive antique car actually rose in value during the first year.
Dictionary of American idioms. 2013.
rise in something
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rise to — (something) to react to a difficult situation by working harder to succeed. It was a tough race, but Jean rose to the challenge and rode her horse beautifully. He s handled many crises before, but can he rise to the task this time? Related… … New idioms dictionary
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