amp up

verb

1. to increase

2. to increase the power or force of (something)

3. to excite, arouse, or work up (a person, emotions, etc)

Example Sentences

The likes of American sprinter Noah Lyles jump around and amp up the crowd.

From BBC

On any given evening in the city, drivers and bikers amp up the soundscape by revving their engines while waiting at traffic stops, then slam on the gas when their light turns green, screeching down the street.

From Los Angeles Times

"Resources still matter when it comes to digital campaigning," says Netina Tan, associate professor of political science at McMaster University, who noted that the "resource-rich" PAP can afford to "amp up their digital campaign...and put out fancy Insta videos".

From BBC

Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso are bound to amp up the Coachella crowd with their captivating kooky energy and … pumped-up pecs?

From Los Angeles Times

"You want to amp up the American presence in the north and its control over those northern reaches," Williams said.

From BBC