Examples of 'has spiked' in a sentence
Meaning of "has spiked"
Has spiked refers to a sudden sharp increase or rise in something, such as a value, statistic, or trend. It suggests a significant upwards surge or upturn, often occurring rapidly within a relatively short period. It signifies a sudden change or intensification, drawing attention to the notable increase or surge in the specific context
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Your heart rate has spiked as well.
He has spiked a fever and is lethargic.
Your core temp has spiked.
Ireland tourism has spiked in recent years and there is good reason.
Participation in the program has spiked.
And it has spiked.
The cost of rail freight on the secondary market has spiked.
Her fever has spiked.
It is a dream which has arisen every time the oil price has spiked.
Awareness of gender inequality has spiked in recent months.
Inflation has spiked the last year and announcements of job layoffs have become common.
His fever has spiked.
The number of deaths caused by Fentanyl has spiked.
My fever has spiked.
But criminals have grown much more brazen as the price of Bitcoin has spiked.
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It seems that the temperature has spiked quite considerably.
Water has spiked again back home so I am grateful for this.
His temperature has spiked.
Our inhouse viewership has spiked to an alltime high since you have been absent.
Today my anxiety has spiked.
Angelo has spiked my curiosity, so to speak.
The traffic on the website has spiked after the interview.
Every time we have unveiled a new asset, attendance has spiked.
The pace of the exodus has spiked dramatically in recent months.
Yet in many cities, homelessness has spiked.
The tally of missing persons has spiked dramatically in Gotham this past week.
For instance, you observe that customer disengagement has spiked lately.
Attendance at business conferences has spiked since the invention of video-conferencing.
For the third consecutive year, concern about the quality of education received has spiked.
Vinnie wears a football shirt and has spiked up brown hair.
And public awareness has spiked in recent years, owing in part to popular documentaries.
It is also revealed the arrest publicity has spiked ticket sales.
Violent crime has spiked in every area that the phones have been beta-tested.
The level of human rights abuses at the mine has spiked again this year.
Violent crime has spiked in every area that the phones have been beta - tested.
So it 's no surprise that gold demand has spiked this year.
This philosophy has spiked since Sam 's arrival.
In the past few years, travel through Iceland has spiked.
Activity has spiked since Saturday morning, they said.
There are traffic outages everywhere and the crime rate has spiked 50 percent since yesterday.
The idiot has spiked tourism which is making me a fortune in Dippin ' Dots sales.
Since pastor Logan began these sermons, shoplifting at OneStop has spiked.
The issue of migration via the country has spiked since Gaddafi 's exit.
Somebody has spiked the sangria with LSD, and just about everyone is drinking it.
With construction continually ongoing within Whittier, the number of construction accidents has spiked.
Roraima 's homicide rate has spiked this year and is now the highest in Brazil.
Google trends reports that Internet searches for information on “ tiny houses ” has spiked recently.
Unaware Liwei has spiked the drink, Deping becomes very drunk.
For the third time in four weeks, the Schumann wave has spiked to new highs.
Super Smash Bros . Ultimate has spiked its way to the top of the gaming category.
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