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Home » Upon

Upon

by rob2018|Published December 3, 2025

Upon means “on” or “immediately after.”

  1. The king sat upon his throne with great pride.
  2. Upon arrival at the airport, please proceed to Gate 12.
  3. The contract will take effect upon signature.
  4. He smiled upon seeing his old friend again.

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