Third-person singular simple present indicative form of uprear.(verb)
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Use "uprears" in a sentence
"And Hogni casts by the war-horn, and his Dwarf-wrought sword uprears,"
"Behind, the taste of the Elizabethan era holds full sway; in front (forgetful of time) uprears itself the ancient tower that holds the first stones in all its strength and stately dignity; while round it the sympathetic ivy clings, and, pressing it in its long arms, whispers, "Courage.""
"Only the young short grass uprears itself, and, drinking in with eager greediness the welcome but angry shower, refuses to bend its neck beneath the yoke."