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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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Charlene Lam, associate professor of dermatology at Penn State Health and co-author of the study, noted that the elevated cases appear in both rural and urban counties.

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“He modeled the way,” McVay said, adding, “He’s elevated a lot of people in this building.”

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Project designers promise smoother travel on the elevated segments to and from the U-shaped roadway around the terminal area commonly called the horseshoe.

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Research highlighted in the journal Hypertension has linked elevated uric acid to hypertension and cardiovascular disease, and the risks have been compared to those of high cholesterol.

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Now, investors look to a flurry of Fed speakers next week for clues about the central bank’s direction in the face of richly valued financial markets and elevated economic uncertainty.

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