Float
Rise
Rise verb - To become greater in extent, volume, amount, or number.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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When you're done, you let go of the chicken, and he'll float across the water, back to the wall, and rise back up into the heavens as if there's an invisible elevator.
Source: Die, Chair! Die! - Christened the 'HIGH FRONTIER', towering chunks of stone rise up out of molten rocks and float like icebergs, topped with spires and columns that soar to dizzying heights.
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Magnet Bomb is a Steel-type move that never misses, and Magnet Rise uses electromagnetism to make a Pokémon float above the ground, rendering it immune to Ground-type moves.
Source: Magnetism Manipulation
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