"Elevate" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Elevate" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Elevate" Meaning

Elevate: to lift or raise something or someone up, typically to a higher level or position.

"Elevate" Examples

5 Usage Examples for "Elevate"


The skyscraper's sleek design was meant to elevate the city's skyline and make it a symbol of progress.
The motivational speech aimed to elevate the team's confidence and boost their morale.
The new manager was tasked with elevating the company's image and increasing its profile.
In an effort to elevate the conversation, she changed the subject from politics to art.
The yoga class focused on poses that would elevate the heart rate and provide a satisfying workout.

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Relating to or describing a slope or elevation, typically of a terrain or landscape; or concerned with the measurement or mapping of elevations.

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