lifted

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lifted

The flag was lifted high above the crowd.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Held up in the air; raised to a higher position: Describes something that has been physically elevated from a lower to a higher level.
    • Stood with arms upraised: Describes a posture where a person's arms are raised above their head or shoulders.
    • Elevated in mood or spirit; elated: Describes a feeling of being emotionally or spiritually raised, often to a state of happiness or inspiration.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The lifted platform provided a better view of the stage. (The raised platform provided a better view.)
    • The protesters stood with lifted banners. (The protesters stood with raised banners.)
    • After the good news, her spirits were lifted. (After the good news, her mood was elevated.)
Advanced Usage
  • "Lifted from": Taken or derived from a source, often without permission.
    • That melody was lifted from an old folk song. (That melody was taken from an old folk song.)
  • In a figurative sense: Refers to something abstract being elevated.
    • The speech lifted the nation's hopes. (The speech elevated the nation's hopes.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Lift (verb): To raise something to a higher position.
    • Please lift the box onto the table.
  • Lifter (noun): A person or device that lifts.
    • He is a champion weightlifter.
  • Uplifted (adjective): Raised high, especially in a spiritual or moral sense.
    • She felt uplifted by the kind words.
Synonyms
  • Raised: Moved to a higher position.
  • Elevated: Lifted up or placed at a higher level.
  • Hoisted: Lifted or hauled up, often with mechanical help.
Antonyms
  • Lowered: Moved to a lower position.
  • Dropped: Let fall to a lower level.
Related Phrases
  • Lift off: The vertical takeoff of an aircraft or rocket.
    • The spacecraft will lift off at noon.
  • Lift a finger: To make the slightest effort (often used in negative constructions).
    • He didn't lift a finger to help.
  • Lift someone's spirits: To make someone feel happier.
    • The sunny weather lifted my spirits.
lifted

The flag was lifted high above the crowd.

Adjective
  1. held up in the air
    • stood with arms upraised
    • her upraised flag