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Definition of elevated
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of elevated is as below...
Elevated
(a.)
Uplifted;
high;
lofty;
also,
animated;
noble;
as,
elevated
thoughts..
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Plateau
::
Plateau
(n.) A flat
surface;
especially,
a
broad,
level,
elevated
area of land; a
table-land..
Turret
::
Turret
(n.) The
elevated
central
portion
of the roof of a
passenger
car. Its sides are
pierced
for light and
ventilation.
Summitless
::
Summit
(n.) The most
elevated
part of a
bivalve
shell,
or the part in which the hinge is
situated..
Faculae
::
Faculae
(n. pl.)
Groups
of small
shining
spots on the
surface
of the sun which are
brighter
than the other parts of the
photosphere.
They are
generally
seen in the
neighborhood
of the dark
spots,
and are
supposed
to be
elevated
portions
of the
photosphere..
Moot-hill
::
Moot-hill
(n.) A hill of
meeting
or
council;
an
elevated
place in the open air where
public
assemblies
or
courts
were held by the
Saxons;
--
called,
in
Scotland,
mute-hill..
Loom
::
Loom (v. i.) To rise and to be
eminent;
to be
elevated
or
ennobled,
in a moral
sense..
Tribune
::
Tribune
(n.)
Anciently,
a bench or
elevated
place,
from which
speeches
were
delivered;
in
France,
a kind of
pulpit
in the hall of the
legislative
assembly,
where a
member
stands
while
making
an
address;
any place
occupied
by a
public
orator..
Quality
::
Quality
(n.)
Superior
birth or
station;
high rank;
elevated
character.
Axolotl
::
Axolotl
(n.) An
amphibian
of the
salamander
tribe found in the
elevated
lakes of
Mexico;
the
siredon.
Flame
::
Flame (n.)
Burning
zeal or
passion;
elevated
and noble
enthusiasm;
glowing
imagination;
passionate
excitement
or
anger.
Seamark
::
Seamark
(n.) Any
elevated
object
on land which
serves
as a guide to
mariners;
a
beacon;
a
landmark
visible
from the sea, as a hill, a tree, a
steeple,
or the
like..
Bilamellated
::
Bilamellated
(a.)
Formed
of two
plates,
as the
stigma
of the
Mimulus;
also,
having
two
elevated
ridges,
as in the lip of
certain
flowers..
Grandee
::
Grandee
(n.) A man of
elevated
rank or
station;
a
nobleman.
In
Spain,
a
nobleman
of the first rank, who may be
covered
in the
king's
presence..
Bathos
::
Bathos
(n.) A
ludicrous
descent
from the
elevated
to the low, in
writing
or
speech;
anticlimax..
Imagination
::
Imagination
(n.) The power to
recombine
the
materials
furnished
by
experience
or
memory,
for the
accomplishment
of an
elevated
purpose;
the power of
conceiving
and
expressing
the
ideal..
Height
::
Height
(n.) That which is
elevated;
an
eminence;
a hill or
mountain;
as,
Alpine
heights..
High-minded
::
High-minded
(a.)
Having,
or
characterized
by,
honorable
pride;
of or
pertaining
to
elevated
principles
and
feelings;
magnanimous;
--
opposed
to
mean..
Eminence
::
Eminence
(n.) An
elevated
condition
among men; a place or
station
above men in
general,
either
in rank,
office,
or
celebrity;
social
or moral
loftiness;
high rank;
distinction;
preferment..
Bonnet
::
Bonnet
(n.) A small
defense
work at a
salient
angle;
or a part of a
parapet
elevated
to
screen
the other part from
enfilade
fire.
Stime
::
Stilty
(a.)
Unreasonably
elevated;
pompous;
stilted;
as, a
stilty
style..
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