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elevated

[el-uh-vey-tid] / ˈɛl əˌveɪ tɪd /




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Wiseman is a political and diplomatic novice, and takes on the role of Canada’s ambassador in D.C. at a time of elevated uncertainty about Canada’s longstanding economic ties with the world’s largest economy.

From The Wall Street Journal

Humanity, which has gained the capability of time travel, lives among the clouds, collecting extinct flora from the past to populate lush, green gardens on elevated platforms while Earth undergoes a healing process below.

From Los Angeles Times

"Every pundit alludes to it, but it all comes down to mental resilience. 'Bazball' has been elevated to a term now that is just, like, nonsense cricket," added Rory.

From BBC

"Audience behaviour has matured, streaming platforms have broadened horizons and regional cinema has elevated creative standards," says Bhatt.

From Barron's

Inflation in 2025 has been elevated, but its drivers lie overwhelmingly in shelter, services, energy and fiscal conditions—not tariffs.

From The Wall Street Journal