soar
v. C1 Advanced Oxford US //ˈsɔɹ// UK //sˈɔː// soar
v. to fly high in the sky or to increase very quickly. You use this when talking about birds, planes, or even prices and temperatures that go up a lot.
v. to fly or glide at a great height; to increase rapidly above the usual level.
The eagle began to soar high above the mountains.
Stock prices began to soar after the company announced its record-breaking quarterly profits.
As the thermal currents rose from the valley floor, the gliders were able to soar effortlessly for hours without using their engines.
Usage
The verb is intransitive and does not take a direct object.