uplifted

[uhp-lif-tid]

adjective

1. improved, as in mood or spirit.

2. raised or elevated, as a beam.

Word History and Origins

Origin of uplifted¹

1250–1300; Middle English: originally, past participle of uplift

Example Sentences

Mutharika's supporters say his first stint in power uplifted Malawi, pointing to the billions of dollars of Chinese loans he secured in order to revamp the country's infrastructure.

From BBC

“She uplifted and inspired countless women, reminding them of their worth, their strength, and their potential. She always said, ‘Women can do anything they set their minds to,’ and she lived those words every day.”

From Los Angeles Times

Friends have described her as a young woman whose "vibrant personality, energy and aura touched and uplifted all around her".

From BBC

“Cameisha uplifted everyone fortunate enough to cross her path,” her family said.

From Los Angeles Times

It is exalted and sweaty, uplifted and earthy; it is many things at once.

From Salon

Related Words

• big 
• great 
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• immense 
• large 
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• long 
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• tremendous