VERB
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move upwards in bubbles, as from the effect of heating; also used metaphorically
Marx's ideas have bubbled up in many places in Latin America
Gases bubbled up from the earth
How To Use bubble up In A Sentence
- It is being discussed on the diplomatic circuit and it will no doubt bubble up at Westminster.
- Another could make insane laughter bubble up from the ground.
- It is built into a world view which, given time, rarely fails to bubble up.
- Start listening to the subtle thoughts and feelings, the slight shifts in energy, which bubble up from your inner self.
- The portholes bubble up elsewhere: In the stair tower, one frames the patio's water sculpture; another one on the landing orients visitors to the street.
- Start listening to the subtle thoughts and feelings, the slight shifts in energy, which bubble up from your inner self.
- Start listening to the subtle thoughts and feelings, the slight shifts in energy, which bubble up from your inner self.
- Remember to use a large saucepan to boil split peas as they bubble up when cooking. Cooking with Beans and Pulses
- Gases from deep in the earth bubble up through the lake.
- It is being discussed on the diplomatic circuit and it will no doubt bubble up at Westminster.
