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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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Given elevated markets and shifting tax codes, investors need to be careful today with tax management.

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They see price growth elevated not only for tariff-exposed goods, where pressures could intensify, but also for domestic services, suggesting inflation is broadening.

They see inflation elevated due to both tariff-exposed goods, which they fear could intensify, and for domestic services, suggesting price pressures might be broadening.

“In our view, the near-term elevated capital expenditure, and resulting margin pressure, is necessary for Meta to solidify its competitive position in the AI race.”

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Cells with elevated OPA1 develop tightly packed, more numerous folds in their mitochondrial membranes, known as cristae, which trap cytochrome c.

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

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