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View definitions for elevate

elevate

verb as in lift up

verb as in promote; augment

verb as in raise spirits

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Example Sentences

Mr. Prescott gradually became used to his elevated position and to the trappings of power.

As food prices remain elevated across the country, a September report from the U.S.

From Salon

But there’s an overt subtext too that might elevate the movie for those unfamiliar with the show, who had maybe assumed it was a sweet and frothy musical comedy.

Elsewhere, since retaking the city of Vuhledar in October - an elevated position which sits above key supply lines and which Moscow spent two years fighting for - Russia has thrown resources at Kurakhove.

From BBC

Kennedy has elevated threats to the livelihoods of scientists who have resisted his brand of balderdash from the implicit to the explicit.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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