upbuild

[ uhp-bild ]

/ ʌpˈbɪld /

to build up, as with the result of establishing, increasing, enlarging, or fortifying.

Origin of upbuild

First recorded in 1505–15; up- + build

up·build·er, noun

upbeat, upbound, upbraid, upbraiding, upbringing, upbuild, upburst, upc, upcard, upcast, upcharge

He would have conquered a true leadership and advanced a public interest while upbuilding his party.

The Onlooker, Volume 1, Part 2 |Various
They also make loans upon urban and suburban real estate and thus aid in the upbuilding of the cities and their suburbs.

Readings in Money and Banking |Chester Arthur Phillips
Much credit is due Mr. Neff for his part in the upbuilding of La Gloria.

Pioneering in Cuba |James Meade Adams
The upbuilding of such organizations is only in its infancy.

Industrial Progress and Human Economics |James Hartness

All students will discover it is first requisite that an "undoing process" shall precede the "upbuilding process."

Social Life |Maud C. Cooke

upbuild

/ (ʌpˈbɪld) /

(tr) to build up; enlarge, increase, etc

upbuilder, noun