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elevated

Definition for elevated

adjective as in highly moral or dignified

adjective as in raised up

Strongest match

raised

Weak match

stately

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The "sharp jump" has remained at an elevated level over recent years, Ms Newlove-Delgado said.

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Although they had already sought to mythologize in the past the supposedly noble sacrifice of Nazi activists killed in street fighting, Wessel was the first to be elevated to supreme martyr status.

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The more elevated strategy, said Pope, is to address why students cheat.

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Their assassinations were followed by waves of mourning that elevated them into near-mythic status.

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Extra credit goes to Air’s creative direction and lighting designer, who locked the band inside a rectangular elevated platform that gave the look of performing inside a James Turrell sculpture.

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

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