upscale
adjective
[ ˈʌpskeɪl ]
• relatively expensive and designed to appeal to affluent consumers; upmarket.
• "Hawaii's upscale boutique hotels"
Similar:
deluxe,
high-end,
choice,
exclusive,
select,
top-end,
luxurious,
superior,
premier,
upper-class,
elite,
top,
classy,
ritzy,
prime,
chi-chi,
premium,
first-rate,
high-quality,
top-quality,
high-grade,
five-star,
finest,
expensive,
high-priced,
upmarket,
posh,
upscale
adverb
• towards the more expensive or affluent sector of the market.
• "once known as the low-cost cousin of beef, fish has moved upscale"
upscale
verb
• increase the size or improve the quality of.
• "he needs to extra funds to upscale the business"
• convert (an image or video) so that it displays correctly in a higher resolution format.
• "your HDTV will automatically upscale the content you watch"
