elevate /elˈi-vāt or elˈə-/

1. To raise to a higher position
2. To raise in mind and feelings
3. To exhilarate

Elevated

elˈevated adjective

1. Raised
2. Lofty
3. Exhilarated
4. Slightly drunk (informal)

An elevated railroad

elˈevating adjective

elevāˈtion noun

1. The act of elevating or raising, or the state of being elevated or raised
2. Exaltation
3. An elevated place
4. A rising ground
5. Height
6. The external flat side or face of a building, or a mathematically accurate drawing of it (architecture)
7. Angular height above the horizon
8. An angle made by a line with the plane of the horizon
9. A leap with apparent suspension in the air (ballet)
10. In the Eucharist, the lifting up (of the Host) in view of the people

elevāˈtional adjective

elˈevātor noun

1. A person or thing that lifts up
2. A lift or machine for raising grain, etc, to a higher floor or level
3. A lift (N American)
4. A storehouse for grain
5. A muscle raising a part of the body
6. A movable control surface or surfaces at the tail of an aeroplane by which it is made to climb or dive

elˈevātory adjective

Able or tending to raise

elevon /elˈə-vən/ noun

A wing flap on delta wing or tailless aircraft acting both as an elevator and as an aileron

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