Synonyms for skyrocketed
sky·rock·et·ed

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1. List of paraphrases for "skyrocketed":

   soared, rocketed

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1. Joe Chandler:

   Transportation costs by truck have skyrocketed, it seems to be concentrated north and south across the border but eventually those high rates that are being charged now are going to attract drivers back into those lanes and it’s going to suck the drivers away from someplace else and everybody’s rates are going to go up. So, it’s going to have an inflationary effect if we don’t tamp it down right away.

2. Dennis Smith:

   The stress level has skyrocketed for us. Where you would have five, six months off for our seasonal firefighters, they're getting three months off, and if we could bring them back even sooner, we would, our career firefighters, our permanent personnel, they're spending more time away from their family, they're spending more time out of their local units, traveling the state assisting our other agencies.

3. Joe Sullivan:

   Applications for permits to carry in Philadelphia in the last year has skyrocketed astronomically, in my mind, that is an indication that people feel unsafe, and they lack confidence that the criminal justice system will protect them, and they feel the need to protect themselves.

4. Lindsay LaSalle:

   Almost all of the increases in overdose deaths are attributed to illicitly manufactured fentanyl, not pharmaceutical fentanyl that has been misused or diverted. And we know that because the number of prescriptions for pharmaceutical fentanyl has remained relatively stable over the past decade, whereas seizures of illicitly manufactured fentanyl has skyrocketed, so it really is due to illicitly manufactured fentanyl that is entering the market and that is essentially being mixed with heroin so that Lindsay LaSalle have an adulterated product that people aren't aware of, so their risk of overdose increases substantially.

5. Carmen Perez-Jordan:

   A gallon of milk costs $ 4.62. Rents keep rising unsustainably, mental health diagnosis have increased, homelessness has skyrocketed, and overdoses and fentanyl deaths have ravaged poor communities. All of this while almost one million Americans died from a virus that has claimed the lives of over six million worldwide during the last two years of a global lockdown.