raised in English

adjective

1

elevated to a higher position or level; lifted.

they ate on a raised platform at one end of the hall

2

more intense or strong than usual; higher.

a neighbor heard raised voices from the women's apartment

verb

1

lift or move to a higher position or level.

she raised both arms above her head

synonyms: lift, lift up, hold aloft, elevate, uplift, upraise, upthrust, hoist, haul up, hitch up

2

increase the amount, level, or strength of.

the bank raised interest rates

synonyms: increase, put up, push up, up, mark up, escalate, inflate, hike (up), jack up, bump up, amplify, louden, magnify, intensify, boost, lift, increase, heighten, augment

3

cause to occur or be considered.

the alarm was raised when he failed to return home

synonyms: bring up, air, ventilate, present, table, propose, submit, advance, suggest, moot, put forward, give rise to, occasion, cause, produce, engender, elicit, create, result in, lead to, prompt, awaken, arouse, induce, kindle, incite, stir up, trigger, spark off, provoke, instigate, foment, whip up, beget

4

collect, levy, or bring together (money or resources).

she was attempting to raise $20,000

synonyms: get, obtain, acquire, accumulate, amass, collect, fetch, net, make, recruit, enlist, sign up, conscript, call up, mobilize, rally, assemble, draft, levy, impose, exact, demand, charge

5

bring up (a child).

he was born and raised in San Francisco

synonyms: bring up, rear, nurture, look after, care for, provide for, mother, parent, tend, cherish, hand-rear, educate, train

6

bring (someone) back from death.

God raised Jesus from the dead

7

abandon or force an enemy to abandon (a siege, blockade, or embargo).

In 1836 the British Legion helped raise the siege of San Sebastián, and regular Royal Marines arrived to garrison a nearby port.

8

drive (an animal) from its lair.

the jack rabbit was only 250 yards from where he first raised it

9

stimulate production of (an antiserum, antibody, or other biologically active substance) against the appropriate target cell or substance.

Fucose was ligated to bovine serum albumin and antibodies were raised against the conjugate.

adjective

embossed, relief, relievo, die-stamped
embossed, brocaded
elevated

verb

lift, set upright, increase, amplify, build, get, recruit, levy, bring up, give rise to, breed, promote, kindle, heighten, elevate, advance, stir, set up, nurture, upraise, grow, leaven
lift, lift up, hold aloft, elevate, uplift, upraise, upthrust, hoist, haul up, hitch up
set upright, set vertical, sit up, stand up
increase, put up, push up, up, mark up, escalate, inflate, hike (up), jack up, bump up
amplify, louden, magnify, intensify, boost, lift, increase, heighten, augment
build, construct, erect, assemble, put up
get, obtain, acquire, accumulate, amass, collect, fetch, net, make
recruit, enlist, sign up, conscript, call up, mobilize, rally, assemble, draft
levy, impose, exact, demand, charge
bring up, air, ventilate, present, table, propose, submit, advance, suggest, moot, put forward
give rise to, occasion, cause, produce, engender, elicit, create, result in, lead to, prompt, awaken, arouse, induce, kindle, incite, stir up, trigger, spark off, provoke, instigate, foment, whip up, beget
bring up, rear, nurture, look after, care for, provide for, mother, parent, tend, cherish, hand-rear, educate, train
breed, rear, nurture, keep, tend, grow, farm, cultivate, produce
promote, advance, upgrade, elevate, ennoble, kick upstairs
kindle, fire, enkindle, evoke, elicit, arouse, provoke
heighten, enhance
elevate, lift
advance, elevate, upgrade, promote, kick upstairs
stir, call down, conjure up, invoke, conjure, evoke, call forth, put forward, bring up, arouse
elevate, get up, lift, bring up
set up, put up, erect, rear
lift
recruit, levy
nurture, parent, bring up, rear
bring up
upraise, resurrect
grow, farm, produce
leaven, prove

Use "raised" in a sentence

1. You raised those horses as much as you raised me.

2. Raised blood pressure Raised blood glucose Abnormal blood lipids Overweight/Obesity

3. You raised me.

4. Raised before corruption

5. You raised the child.

6. My sister raised me.

7. Already raised with Christ (Ephesians 2:6), but not yet raised (1 Corinthians 15:52)

8. For example, you raised liability.

9. If using raised beds, Artichokes …

10. She raised a questioning eyebrow.

11. Bitterly, I raised many objections.

12. He raised his hands expressively.

13. He raised a questioning eyebrow.

14. The rumor raised much conjecture.

15. With or without raised eyebrow?

16. That raised hackles in Germany.

17. He raised his eyebrows expressively.

18. You've raised too many problems.

19. She raised her eyebrows comically.

20. Raised floor air handling unit

21. Kashmir- raised, and London- trained.

22. I'll get your salary raised.

23. The conductor raised his baton.

24. She raised a sardonic brow.

25. She raised her eyebrows Comically

26. Let every cup be raised

27. Cockatiels Flight - Raised by parent birds

28. You've raised over $ 100,000 for Griffin.

29. Columns were raised, shortened, and narrowed.

30. Blanche raised her eyebrows in surprise.

31. Who had raised the diaper flag?

32. Raised knolls give picnickers panoramic views.

33. She raised her hand in greeting.

34. Overview of raised skin Bumps Raised skin Bumps are very common, and in most cases they’re harmless

35. Articulating corner raised access floor panel

36. None of them raised any objection.

37. Guaimar II raised Salerno to greatness.

38. Its head [he] raised mountain high.”

39. They raised a flock of sheep.

40. He raised his hand in salutation.

41. The blockade was raised last night.

42. The pirate ship raised its flag.

43. She raised her eyebrows Comically: 3

44. 6364642266 Anakoluthia God raised up again

45. The swastikas raised on the Acropolis

46. 100 Million mark.Dividend raised to 25%.

47. I was raised by my aunt.

48. We raised her spirits with encouragement.

49. So Musser raised the tariff to $

50. He raised his hand in greeting.