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Definition of elevation
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Elevation
(n.)
Condition
of being
elevated;
height;
exaltation.
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Loft
::
Loft (n.) That which is
lifted
up; an
elevation.
Hill
::
Hill (n.) A
natural
elevation
of land, or a mass of earth
rising
above the
common
level of the
surrounding
land; an
eminence
less than a
mountain..
Ridge
::
Ridge (n.) A range of hills or
mountains,
or the upper part of such a
range;
any
extended
elevation
between
valleys..
Metastome
::
Metastome
(n.) A
median
elevation
behind
the mouth in the
arthropods.
Rash
::
Rash (n.) A fine
eruption
or
efflorescence
on the body, with
little
or no
elevation..
Altitude
::
Altitude
(n.) The
elevation
of a
point,
or star, or other
celestial
object,
above the
horizon,
measured
by the arc of a
vertical
circle
intercepted
between
such point and the
horizon.
It is
either
true or
apparent;
true when
measured
from the
rational
or real
horizon,
apparent
when from the
sensible
or
apparent
horizon..
Karreo
::
Karreo
(n.) One of the dry
table-lands
of South
Africa,
which often rise
terracelike
to
considerable
elevations..
Noble
::
Noble
(superl.)
Possessing
eminence,
elevation,
dignity,
etc.; above
whatever
is low, mean,
degrading,
or
dishonorable;
magnanimous;
as, a noble
nature
or
action;
a noble
heart..
Butte
::
Butte (n.) A
detached
low
mountain,
or high
rising
abruptly
from the
general
level of the
surrounding
plain;
--
applied
to
peculiar
elevations
in the Rocky
Mountain
region..
Conchoidal
::
Conchoidal
(a.)
Having
elevations
or
depressions
in form like one half of a
bivalve
shell;
--
applied
principally
to a
surface
produced
by
fracture.
Anticlinorium
::
Anticlinorium
(n.) The
upward
elevation
of the crust of the
earth,
resulting
from a
geanticlinal..
Direction
::
Direction
(n.) The
pointing
of a piece with
reference
to an
imaginary
vertical
axis; --
distinguished
from
elevation.
The
direction
is given when the plane of sight
passes
through
the
object.
Papillulate
::
Papillulate
(a.)
Having
a
minute
papilla
in the
center
of a
larger
elevation
or
depression.
Protuberance
::
Protuberance
(n.) That which is
protuberant
swelled
or
pushed
beyond
the
surrounding
or
adjacent
surface;
a
swelling
or tumor on the body; a
prominence;
a bunch or knob; an
elevation.
Altitude
::
Altitude
(n.) Space
extended
upward;
height;
the
perpendicular
elevation
of an
object
above its
foundation,
above the
ground,
or above a given
level,
or of one
object
above
another;
as, the
altitude
of a
mountain,
or of a bird above the top of a
tree..
Pride
::
Pride (n.)
Highest
pitch;
elevation
reached;
loftiness;
prime;
glory;
as, to be in the pride of one's
life..
Arsis
::
Arsis (n.) That
elevation
of voice now
called
metrical
accentuation,
or the
rhythmic
accent..
Bank
::
Bank (n.) An
elevation,
or
rising
ground,
under the sea; a
shoal,
shelf,
or
shallow;
as, the banks of
Newfoundland..
Elevation
::
Elevation
(n.) That which is
raised
up or
elevated;
an
elevated
place or
station;
as, an
elevation
of the
ground;
a
hill..
Col
::
Col (n.) A short ridge
connecting
two
higher
elevations
or
mountains;
the pass over such a
ridge.
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