C1nounformalbusinessemotions
US/ˈʌp.lɪft/
UK/ˈʌp.lɪft/
an increase or improvement in something such as sales, prices or someone's mood
In context
The new ad campaign gave sales a small uplift in December.
Tourism brought an economic uplift to the coastal towns.
A short walk in the sun can give your mood a real uplift.
Words that go with uplift
noun + preposition
- uplift inWe saw an uplift in online orders after the sale.
adjective + noun
- economic upliftThe new port promises economic uplift for the region.
- significant upliftThe changes produced a significant uplift in profits.
- strong upliftThe holiday season gave hotels a strong uplift in bookings.
noun + noun
- sales upliftThe sales uplift lasted only a few weeks.