lifted
- adjective
- /ˈlɪftɪd/
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elevado
- The platform was designed to be lifted above the ground for better visibility.
See that little lifted head up, little tilt of the face?
- See that little lifted head up, little tilt of the face?
- But in these trousers it looks lifted from the shadows.
- And to me, the standing, say, Nagi, you're lifted off your feet.
- Lashes are lifted separated and it is catching them.
- So yeah, as you can see, it's nice and lifted.
- I mean, yeah, that looks kind of lifted.
- Sub squawk blown lifted wing, blown, lifted feather.
Examples
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Coming down, my feet got lifted straight above the ground.
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Then when you pull it away, what you're left with is this beautiful elongated, lifted eye.
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Feel like a big weight has been lifted off my heart.
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You can see now that this has got a really nice kind of lifted look to it.
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I felt like this huge weight had been lifted off of me.
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But in these trousers it looks lifted from the shadows.
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See that little lifted head up, little tilt of the face?
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Life is just better with a lifted brow, isn't it?
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Chad's guys got the concrete pad lifted where the pergola used to be.
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And again, we've got that really nice lifted lash just doing your lower lashes here.
Synonyms
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4.4
Raised up so people can see it and feel proud
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3.9
Raised above the surrounding ground or area
Held high in the air, like a hand or torch
Higher than the surrounding surface or area
Parts that rise high into the air, like a dancer's arms
Antonyms
How High
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Lifted comes from the simple verb lift, which means 'to raise' or move something 'up'. Think of a 'lift' as an elevator that takes you up, and that is why lifted means held or raised above the usual position.