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Third Person
elevates
Present Participle
elevating
Past Tense
elevated
Past Participle
elevated
1
to lift or move something from a lower position to a higher one
- He elevated the box onto the shelf.
- The crane elevated the steel beam into place.
- She elevated her feet to reduce swelling.
- The platform was elevated above the stage.
- They elevated the banner for the ceremony.
Antonyms:
2
to raise someone or something to a higher rank or better position
- The board decided to elevate her to the position of Vice President due to her outstanding performance.
- His dedication and hard work eventually elevated him to a leadership role within the organization.
- Education can elevate individuals out of poverty by providing opportunities for advancement.
- The promotion elevated her status within the company, giving her more responsibilities.
- The charity's efforts aim to elevate the quality of life for disadvantaged communities.
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
3
to raise something in rank, status, or condition
- The award elevated his reputation in the field.
- Meditation can elevate one's state of mind.
- The reform elevated living standards in the region.
- His actions elevated the organization's prestige.
- The ceremony elevated the volunteers' morale.