upside
Pronunciation: [ˈʌp.saɪd]
Word
Context: “positivity”
(noun) the positive aspect or part of something. When something has an upside, it means there is something good about it, even if there are some bad parts too.
Example
Even though the job is hard, the upside is that it pays really well.
Example
There was no upside to the situation; it was all bad news.
Example
What do you think is the upside of moving to a new city?
Context: “position”
(noun) the upper side of something. This means the part that is facing up; for example, the upside of a coin is the side with the picture on it.
Example
You need to put the pancake on the upside so it cooks properly.
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Don’t flip it over now; you haven't cooked the upside yet.
Example
Which side is the upside of this box?
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