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Definition of elevation
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Elevation
(n.)
Condition
of being
elevated;
height;
exaltation.
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Nobleness
::
Nobleness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
noble;
greatness;
dignity;
magnanimity;
elevation
of mind,
character,
or
station;
nobility;
grandeur;
stateliness..
Tower
::
Tower (n.) High
flight;
elevation.
Standpoint
::
Standpipe
(n.) A
supply
pipe of
sufficient
elevation
to
enable
the water to flow into the
boiler,
notwithstanding
the
pressure
of the
steam..
Col
::
Col (n.) A short ridge
connecting
two
higher
elevations
or
mountains;
the pass over such a
ridge.
Circumvallate
::
Circumvallate
(a.)
Surrounded
by a ridge or
elevation;
as, the
circumvallate
papillae,
near the base of the
tongue..
Arsis
::
Arsis (n.) The
elevation
of the hand, or that part of the bar at which it is
raised,
in
beating
time; the weak or
unaccented
part of the bar; --
opposed
to
thesis..
Orthography
::
Orthography
(n.) A
drawing
in
correct
projection,
especially
an
elevation
or a
vertical
section..
Elevation
::
Elevation
(n.)
Condition
of being
elevated;
height;
exaltation.
Loom
::
Loom (n.) The state of
looming;
esp., an
unnatural
and
indistinct
appearance
of
elevation
or
enlargement
of
anything,
as of land or of a ship, seen by one at sea..
Ridge
::
Ridge (n.) A range of hills or
mountains,
or the upper part of such a
range;
any
extended
elevation
between
valleys..
Pimple
::
Pimple
(n.) Any small
acuminated
elevation
of the
cuticle,
whether
going on to
suppuration
or not..
Pride
::
Pride (n.)
Highest
pitch;
elevation
reached;
loftiness;
prime;
glory;
as, to be in the pride of one's
life..
Levation
::
Levation
(n.) The act of
raising;
elevation;
upward
motion,
as that
produced
by the
action
of a
levator
muscle..
Metastome
::
Metastome
(n.) A
median
elevation
behind
the mouth in the
arthropods.
Relief
::
Relief
(n.) The
elevations
and
surface
undulations
of a
country.
Mortar
::
Mortar
(n.) A short piece of
ordnance,
used for
throwing
bombs,
carcasses,
shells,
etc., at high
angles
of
elevation,
as 45�, and even
higher;
-- so named from its
resemblance
in shape to the
utensil
above
described..
Siphon
::
Siphon
(n.) A
device,
consisting
of a pipe or tube bent so as to form two
branches
or legs of
unequal
length,
by which a
liquid
can be
transferred
to a lower
level,
as from one
vessel
to
another,
over an
intermediate
elevation,
by the
action
of the
pressure
of the
atmosphere
in
forcing
the
liquid
up the
shorter
branch
of the pipe
immersed
in it, while the
continued
excess
of
weight
of the
liquid
in the
longer
branch
(when once
filled)
causes
a
continuous
flow. The flow takes place only when the
Grandeur
::
Grandeur
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
grand;
vastness;
greatness;
splendor;
magnificence;
stateliness;
sublimity;
dignity;
elevation
of
thought
or
expression;
nobility
of
action.
Vesicle
::
Vesicle
(n.) A
small,
and more or less
circular,
elevation
of the
cuticle,
containing
a clear
watery
fluid..
Hyperpyrexia
::
Hyperpyrexia
(n.) A
condition
of
excessive
fever;
an
elevation
of
temperature
in a
disease,
in
excess
of the limit
usually
observed
in that
disease..
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