The phrase "ambience up" is not standard or widely recognized in written English.
It may be used informally to suggest enhancing or improving the atmosphere or mood of a space, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Let's ambience up this room with some soft lighting and calming music."
Alternatives: "enhance the atmosphere" or "improve the ambiance".
"The challenge is how to bring neighborhood amenities and ambience up to the level that these companies want to see," he said.
His business partner, Julio Valentin Jr., 43, the chief operating officer, is a former Newark police officer who had run a Montclair establishment, the Café Eclectic, known for its funky ambience, up the street for 15 years.
Clara Williams has conjured an obscure theatrical ambience by putting up generic plastic signs with enigmatic statements like "A Short Silence" or "(off)." KEN JOHNSON.
But what Tony Luke's lacks in ambience it makes up for with an unlikely star, a green sandwich, bottom right: sautéed garlicky broccoli rabe with or without a layer of warm provolone ($5.60 with, $4.90 without).
Granted, everything here is cafeteria-style, but what's lacking in ambience is made up for in flavor: the cheese cannelloni and the penne with a mushroom cream sauce from the pasta bar were savory and fresh; a generous pork cutlet was tender and succulent.
So I ordered lasagna and a glass of wine and enjoyed the mellow ambience while opening up Mistress to an Age – A Life of Madame de Stael by J. Christopher Herald.
We opted for The Magic Flute, and our children were bewitched, not just by the intricate, realistic puppetry, but by the grown-up ambience of it all.
As the houselights go down, the stage lights come up; the ambience is pearly gray.
Her capacity to conjure up an ambience, a mood and a sense of place has delighted successive waves of readers.
That first week when he was alone in Whitby, he would go around, soaking up the ambience".
But you don't have to spend the night to soak up the ambience of an earlier era.
