elevated
/ˈɛl.ə.veɪ.tɪd/
verb
- Past tense of elevate: lifted up or raised to a higher position.
- The platform elevated the speaker above the crowd.
- The crane elevated the steel beam to the top floor.
- She elevated her hand to ask a question.
- Past tense of elevate: raised to a higher rank, status, or level.
- The award elevated her reputation in the art world.
- The promotion elevated him to manager of the department.
- Her hard work elevated the team's performance.
adjective
- Raised above the ground or a normal level.
- The house sits on an elevated platform to avoid flooding.
- The garden has an elevated bed for growing vegetables.
- We took the elevated walkway across the busy street.
- Higher than normal in amount, degree, or intensity.
- Elevated levels of pollution were reported in the city today.
- Her elevated mood made everyone around her smile.
- The patient has an elevated heart rate after exercise.
- Of a high moral or intellectual quality; noble or refined.
- The speech was full of elevated ideas about peace and justice.
- The novel is known for its elevated style and deep themes.
- He has an elevated sense of duty to his community.
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