soaraway

/ ˈsɔːrəˌweɪ /

adjective

1. exceedingly successful

Example Sentences

Expect headlines about the country being less in the red than expected, a possible giveaway on pension savings and some goodies to help working families with the soaraway costs of childcare - you can read Faisal's primer here.

From BBC

If you were paying attention to your super soaraway Guardian in 1989, you’ll recall this quote from Alex Brummer’s feature on the Reverend Jesse Jackson.

From The Guardian

Jeff Bezos added $10bn to his fortune on Monday alone, thanks to Amazon’s soaraway share price.

From The Guardian

Bezos’s fortune has been swelled by Amazon’s soaraway share price as hundreds of millions of people trapped at home by coronavirus lockdowns around the world turn to the online delivery giant to keep themselves fed and entertained.

From The Guardian

Likewise, Paramount reportedly fast-tracked Crawl, its killer-alligator movie, for release this August after seeing the soaraway success of A Quiet Place, which came out in March, the same time of year as Get Out and Us.

From The Guardian