Elevated

What do we mean by elevated?

Raised, especially above the ground. adjective

Increased in amount or degree. adjective

Morally or intellectually superior. adjective

Formal; lofty. adjective

Elated in feeling or mood; high-spirited. adjective

An elevated railway. noun

Lifted or raised to, or placed or situated in, a position above the ground or general level; situated higher than the plane with which the comparison is made.

In mathematics, containing high powers of the unknown or variable: said of an equation.

Uplifted; high; lofty; also, animated; noble. adjective

One in which the track is raised considerably above the ground, especially a city railway above the line of street travel. adjective

Simple past tense and past participle of elevate. verb

Above ground level. adjective

Of a higher rank or status. adjective

Raised above the ground adjective

Of high moral or intellectual value; elevated in nature or style adjective

Increased in amount or degree adjective

A railway that is powered by electricity and that runs on a track that is raised above the street level noun

To raise (something) to a higher position.

To promote (someone) to a higher rank.

To confer honor or nobility on (someone).

To make (something or someone) more worthy or of greater value.

To direct (the mind, thoughts, etc.) toward more worthy things.

To increase the intensity or degree of (something).

To lift the spirits of (someone)

To intoxicate in a slight degree; to make (someone) tipsy.

(Latinism) To attempt to make (something) seem less important, remarkable, etc.

To be high Urban Dictionary

Alcohol intoxicated, drunk Urban Dictionary

A mixed cocktail of water and a cheap vodka. Usually the vodka is a cheap brand like Georgi or Barton's. Poor people, such as college students, will use this concoction as a means of getting drunk at the lowest possible cost. Additionally, elevators are a means of getting drunk while hydrating. Urban Dictionary

A magic room. When you step inside the doors close. Soon you will have a strange feeling on your body as if you are being pushed. the doors then open up and you are in a different place! Urban Dictionary

Eleve is Selever' s name but remove the "S and the R" so I see your doing the remove the first and last letter of your name with selver Urban Dictionary

A box that goes up and down. Run by pullies or a hydrolic piston, this magical machine can take you anywhere up and down. Urban Dictionary

A reference to smoking weed, or to get high. Smoking so much that you feel like you are on another level. Conjugating this word is extremely appropriate: elevating/smoking, elevated/high, elevator/bong/blunt/bowl,etc. Urban Dictionary

The up and down look one performs when checking out or scanning an attractive person, the action will usually linger over genitals or other body parts of interest briefly. Often the perpetrator will have a smirk or telling look giving away their intent as a way of flirting in a roundabout scumbag manner. Elevatoring can occur facing the person or from behind but true elvatoring occurs face to face so that the victim is keenly aware of the occurrence. Urban Dictionary

The things that go up and down between floors when you are too lazy to take the stairs. In some schools and buildings, these are only allowed to be used by fat people, the mentally retarded (to give them some sort of power), and the handicapped. and epic hookup spot, as you can stop the elevator between floors and noone can do anything about it! not an epic birthing spot, however. ew. babies. WARNING: (semi-colon included) do not use when there is a fire! You might burn to death. Urban Dictionary

Used to describe a mans gentiles when he is having sex with a woman on top of him. Since the women is moving up and down and switching levels constantly, it is said that she is riding an “elevator”. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to elevated:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word elevated:
peerage, ley, irt, walkway, archdiocese, serum, cholesterol, viaduct, platforms, subway, expressway, basilica, status, rank, levels, underneath, cardinal, pius, baron, apostolic, diocese, viscount, liver, archbishop, platform, transit, nobility, freeway, pope, tracks, metro, duchy, corridor, plateau, avenue, rapid, cathedral, station, blood, underground, bench, above, lords, brooklyn, ticket, metropolitan, trains, temperature, railroad, rail, stations, bishop, manhattan, patients, pressure, terminal, tunnel, elevation.

Words that rhyme with elevated:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe elevated:
nearest, hideous, new, old, 6th, normal.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective elevated:
levels, temperatures, temperature, pressure, level, position, concentrations, rate, ground, platform, concentration, pressures, risk, count, status, co2, cholesterol, point, plateau, station, enzymes, values, activity, spot, situation, rank, style, character, train, protein, land, region, serum, plain, ridge, tone, railway, rates, area, lines, trains, railroad, site, tank, thoughts, mood, seat, regions, esr, icp, tracks, resistance, portion, positions, glucose, expression, road, content, scores, bilirubin, plasma, sentiments, calcium, platforms, situations, creatinine, roads, tanks, phosphatase, iop, excretion, amylase, maze, lands, counts, ratio, tests, tsh, bun, floor, mass, highway, nitrogen.

Words that sound like elevated:
elevated, elevator, elevate, elevating, alleviated, innovated, elevates, salivated, elevatory, allocated, novated, elated, elevators, cultivated, renovated, relegated, enervated, ill-fated, ill fated, coveted, oliveto, elected, delegated, elicited, alated, invited, invaded, evaded, allotted, riveted, silhouetted, alloted, alighted, ciliated, arrogated, innervated, olivetti, ulcerated, unavoided, filiated, ovated, titivated.