0 present participle of skyrocket --
1 to rise extremely quickly or make extremely quick progress towards success: --
Four years pass and the couple still can not afford the down payment on a house, since property prices have been skyrocketing.
In 1976, the project was cancelled entirely due to skyrocketing debt accumulated by the city.
Growth in income has had an effect on the real estate prices with the land rates skyrocketing.
The demand for self-monitoring health devices is skyrocketing, as wireless health technologies have become especially popular in the last few years.
Increasing budgetary expenditures, skyrocketing inflation, shrinking export earnings, and a rising balance-of-payments deficit plagued the war-torn economy.
The exodus of labor during the early 1970s was compounded by the stagflation that was a result of higher oil prices and skyrocketing interest rates.
They have unknowingly become the accomplices of the real estate companies, contributed the skyrocketing of housing price.
The costs of research, development, manufacturing, and purchasing equipment in every field are skyrocketing because ever more sophisticated technology is now available.
