uplifter

[uhp-lif-ter]

noun

Origin of uplifter

First recorded in 1575–85; uplift + -er¹

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He was to the end of the chapter a recognized prophet, an uplifter and leader.
Laurence Sterne in Germany
Harvey Waterman Thayer
One of the uplifter's admirers offered verbal encouragement.
Lady Luck
Hugh Wiley
Lily the mascot had seen fit to accept the uplifter's invitation.
Lady Luck
Hugh Wiley
Honey Tone Boone, the uplifter, trailed along with the policeman.
Lady Luck
Hugh Wiley
She no longer knew herself, she, the uplifter, a crouching suppliant.
Paths of Judgement
Anne Douglas Sedgwick