The likely word is "escalate" (to take to a higher level, to intensify).
the answer is ultra
It means to be talkative
New...? Futuristic
Ultra : Daplus..
elavate
High level growth.
No, "higher" is not a noun. It is an adjective that describes something that is at a greater level or elevation.
elevate
Of course there is. Many. It vaires when you get to higher level.
The likely word is "escalate" (to take to a higher level, to intensify).
The word "descent" refers to the act of moving downward or a decline from a higher to a lower level. It can also refer to a person's ancestry or lineage.
That is the correct spelling of higher (at a greater level or degree). The sound-alike word is "hire" (to take on as an employee).
the answer is ultra
The best English translation of Latin ultra is "beyond."
Ultra is typically a prefix, not a word, but is used as slang or a short form of longer words.(extremist, from ultra-nationalist)Police rounded up ultra suspects after the bombing.(ultra marathon)Running an ultra requires great endurance.(ultra-secret)British decryption of German codes in World War II was code-named Ultra.
ul tra. ul is pULl. tr is like TRy, and a is like UH.