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rise above

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verb

  1. (intr, preposition) to overcome or be unaffected by (something mean or contemptible)

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Temperatures will be around 3-5C at best with some parts of Scotland and northern England experiencing 'ice-days' where temperatures won't rise above freezing.

From BBC

By the end of this week temperatures will be up to 3-5C at best with some parts of Scotland and northern England experiencing 'ice-days' where temperatures don't rise above freezing.

From BBC

Since 2023, a rise above 4.25% in the 10-year Treasury yield has coincided with weaker equity returns and a doubling in realized equity volatility, he says.

From Barron's

Since 2023, a rise above 4.25% in the 10-year Treasury yield has coincided with weaker equity returns and a doubling in realized equity volatility, he says.

From Barron's

Since 2023, a rise above 4.25% in the 10-year Treasury yield has coincided with weaker equity returns and a doubling in realized equity volatility, he says.

From Barron's