up·raise (ŭp-rāz′) tr.v. up·raised ,
up·rais·ing ,
up·rais·es To raise or lift up; elevate.
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upraise (ʌpˈreɪz ) vb (
tr )
1. chiefly literary to lift up; elevate
2. archaic to praise; exalt
upˈraiser n
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up•raise (ʌpˈreɪz) v.t. -raised, -rais•ing. to raise up; lift or elevate.
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upraise Past participle: upraisedGerund: upraisingImperative Present Preterite Present Continuous Present Perfect Past Continuous Past Perfect Future Future Perfect Future Continuous Present Perfect Continuous Future Perfect Continuous Past Perfect Continuous Conditional Past Conditional Present I upraise you upraise he/she/it upraises we upraise you upraise they upraise
Preterite I upraised you upraised he/she/it upraised we upraised you upraised they upraised
Present Continuous I am upraising you are upraising he/she/it is upraising we are upraising you are upraising they are upraising
Present Perfect I have upraised you have upraised he/she/it has upraised we have upraised you have upraised they have upraised
Past Continuous I was upraising you were upraising he/she/it was upraising we were upraising you were upraising they were upraising
Past Perfect I had upraised you had upraised he/she/it had upraised we had upraised you had upraised they had upraised
Future I will upraise you will upraise he/she/it will upraise we will upraise you will upraise they will upraise
Future Perfect I will have upraised you will have upraised he/she/it will have upraised we will have upraised you will have upraised they will have upraised
Future Continuous I will be upraising you will be upraising he/she/it will be upraising we will be upraising you will be upraising they will be upraising
Present Perfect Continuous I have been upraising you have been upraising he/she/it has been upraising we have been upraising you have been upraising they have been upraising
Future Perfect Continuous I will have been upraising you will have been upraising he/she/it will have been upraising we will have been upraising you will have been upraising they will have been upraising
Past Perfect Continuous I had been upraising you had been upraising he/she/it had been upraising we had been upraising you had been upraising they had been upraising
Conditional I would upraise you would upraise he/she/it would upraise we would upraise you would upraise they would upraise
Past Conditional I would have upraised you would have upraised he/she/it would have upraised we would have upraised you would have upraised they would have upraised
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Thesaurus Antonyms Related Words Synonyms Legend:
Verb 1. upraise - cause to become alive again; "raise from the dead"; "Slavery is already dead, and cannot be resurrected"; "Upraising ghosts"resuscitate ,
revive - cause to regain consciousness; "The doctors revived the comatose man"
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upraise verb 2. To move (something) to a higher position:
boost ,
elevate ,
heave ,
hoist ,
lift ,
pick up ,
raise ,
rear ,
take up ,
uphold ,
uplift ,
uprear .
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