soared
v.v. rose very quickly to a high level or amount. You use this to describe things like prices, temperatures, or birds flying high in the sky.
v. the past tense of 'soar'; refers to rising or flying high in the air, or increasing rapidly in value or intensity. Often used in financial contexts to describe sharp upward trends.
The price of bread soared last month.
After the positive earnings report, the company's stock price soared by twenty percent in a single afternoon.
The eagle soared effortlessly above the jagged peaks, while below, the temperature soared as the midday sun beat down on the valley floor.
Intransitive; does not take a direct object. Often followed by a prepositional phrase starting with 'to' or 'by'.
The prices soared the costsThe prices soaredSoared is intransitive and cannot take a direct object; it describes something rising, not something raising another thing.