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Definitions for Elevate

[1] to move or raise to a higher place or position; lift up.
[2] to raise to a higher state, rank, or office; exalt; promote: to elevate an archbishop to cardinal.
[3] to raise to a higher intellectual or spiritual level: Good poetry may elevate the mind.
[4] to raise the spirits; put in high spirits.
[5] to raise (the voice) in pitch or volume.
[6] Archaic . raised; elevated.
[7] to move to a higher place
[8] to raise in rank or status; promote
[9] to put in a cheerful mood; elate
[10] to put on a higher cultural plane; uplift to elevate the tone of a conversation
[11] to raise the axis of a gun
[12] to raise the intensity or pitch of (the voice)
[13] RC Church to lift up (the Host) at Mass for adoration

Words related to Elevate

uplift, heighten, raise, appoint, upgrade, boost, prefer, intensify, enhance, excite, inspire, refine, pyramid, uphold, tilt, ramp, poise, erect, pump, hoist

Words nearby Elevate

eleusinian mysteries, eleusis, eleuthera, eleutherius, elev., elevate, elevated, elevated railroad, elevated railway, elevation, elevator

Origin of Elevate

1490–1500; < Latin ēlevātus lightened, lifted up (past participle of ēlevāre ), equivalent to ē- e-1 + lev- light + -ātus -ate1

Other words from Elevate

non·el·e·vat·ing , adjective
re·el·e·vate , verb (used with object), re·el·e·vat·ed, re·el·e·vat·ing.

Word origin for Elevate

C15: from Latin ēlevāre from levāre to raise, from levis (adj) light

Synonyms for Elevate

heighten, raise, uplift, erect, hoist, levitate, poise, pump, pyramid, ramp, rear, tilt, uphold, upraise, fetch up, hike up, jack up, put up, shoot up, stilt, take up