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heighten

[hahyt-n] / ˈhaɪt n /


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"For individuals aged 65 years and over, maintaining overnight bedroom temperatures at 24°C reduced the likelihood of experiencing heightened stress responses during sleep," Dr. O'Connor said.

From Science Daily

Although the world of the movie is heightened and beautifully garish, the romance is more grounded.

From Los Angeles Times

And every person is different, which heightens the challenge for Gibson and her team.

From BBC

In this environment of higher expectations, Coke’s report “and its share price reaction take on heightened meaning,” as Evercore ISI strategist Julian Emanuel puts it.

From Barron's

In this environment of higher expectations, Coke’s report “and its share price reaction take on heightened meaning,” as Evercore ISI strategist Julian Emanuel puts it.

From Barron's