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Adjective: elevated  'e-lu,vey-tid
  1. Raised above the ground
    "an elevated platform"
     
  2. Of superior moral, intellectual, or spiritual quality; rising above the ordinary or mundane
    "an elevated ideal";
    - exalted, sublime, grand, high-flown, lofty, rarefied, rarified
     
  3. Increased in amount or degree
    "elevated temperature";
    - raised
Noun: elevated  'e-lu,vey-tid
  1. A railway that is powered by electricity and that runs on a track that is raised above the street level
    "Chicago's famous 'L' is an example of an elevated railway";
    - elevated railway, elevated railroad, el [US], overhead railway
Verb: elevate  'e-lu,veyt
  1. Take from a lower to a higher position
    "elevate your hands";
    - raise, lift, get up, bring up
     
  2. Increase in condition, wealth, quality of life, etc.
    "The new law elevated many people from poverty";
    - lift, raise
     
  3. Make more elevated or refined in quality
    "Good art can elevate the human spirit"
     
  4. Give a promotion to or assign to a higher position
    "I got elevated after many years of hard work";
    - promote, upgrade, advance, kick upstairs [informal], raise

Derived forms: elevateds

See also: high-minded, idealistic, increased, noble, noble-minded, raised

Type of: alter, assign, change, delegate, depute, designate, displace, modify, move, rail, railroad [N. Amer], railroad line [N. Amer], railway [Brit, Cdn], railway line [Brit, Cdn], railway system [Brit, Cdn]

Encyclopedia: Elevated

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