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upgradeable


noun

  1. an incline going up in the direction of movement.
  2. an increase or improvement: an upgrade in the year’s profit forecast.
  3. a new version, improved model, etc.: The company is offering an upgrade of its sports sedan.
  4. an increase or improvement in one’s service, accommodations, privileges, or the like: If the ship isn’t full we’ll receive an upgrade to a deluxe stateroom.
  5. something, as a piece of equipment, that serves to improve or enhance: a full range of upgrades available for your computer.

adjective

  1. uphill; of, pertaining to, on, or along an upgrade.

adverb

  1. up a slope.

verb (used with object), up·grad·ed, up·grad·ing.

  1. to promote to a higher grade or rank: He has been upgraded to senior vice president.
  2. to improve or enhance the quality or value of: to upgrade property by landscaping it.

verb (used without object), up·grad·ed, up·grad·ing.

  1. to improve the quality, value, effectiveness, or performance of something: Buy this basic computer and upgrade whenever you’re ready.

verb (ʌpˈɡreɪd) (tr)

  1. to assign or promote (a person or job) to a higher professional rank or position
  2. to raise in value, importance, esteem, etc
  3. to improve (a breed of livestock) by crossing with a better strain

noun (ˈʌpˌɡreɪd)

  1. US and Canadian an upward slope
  2. on the upgrade improving or progressing, as in importance, status, health, etc

adjective

  1. US and Canadian going or sloping upwards

adverb (ˈʌpˈɡreɪd)

  1. US and Canadian up an incline, hill, or slope

n.1873, “upward slope,” from up + grade. The meaning “upgraded version” is recorded from 1980; the verb in this sense is attested from 1920 (implied in upgrading).

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