Go through the roof

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verb

To rise or increase dramatically.

When they announced their new product, their sales went through the roof.
Visual representation of "go through the roof" - To rise or increase dramatically

Often appears as...

  • sales go through the roof
  • popularity goes through the roof

Usage tips

Informal, Neutral

Idiomatic

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Positive News

Often used when something improves beyond expectations due to positive events or news.

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Their stock prices went through the roof after the merger was announced.
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Exaggeration

Can be used to exaggerate for dramatic effect, not always literal.

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When the celebrity entered, her fans' excitement went through the roof.
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Unexpected Spike

Describes a sudden and sharp increase, often surprising or unexpected.

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Demand for the new phone model went through the roof overnight.
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