elevate
verbTo raise something in position, status, quality, or level.
Matched form: elevated elevate
Raise in level or standing
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adjectiveRaised to a high position or filled with elevated joy.
High in rank
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lofty
adjectiveVery high or elevated; figuratively, ambitious, noble, or expressed with superiority.
Very high
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ode
nounA lyrical poem expressing elevated praise or serious reflection.
A lyrical poem expressing elevated praise or serious reflection
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rarefied
adjectiveLess dense than usual; also elevated or remote from ordinary experience.
Low in density
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sublime
adjectiveOf such excellence, grandeur, or beauty as to inspire awe.
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