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Elevated, having been lifted off the ground

Significantly increased in value or degree

In a damaged or ruined state

In a state of energized excitement

Reprehensible or objectionable in nature

Under the influence, typically of drugs or narcotics

Great, or greater than normal, in quantity or size

To have made a quantity bigger

To have prepared food for eating

Past tense for to heave or lift up

Past tense for to help or give aid to

Past tense for to instill courage into

Past tense for to throw or launch something in a given direction

(of an event or activity) Past tense for to make arrangements or preparations for

Past tense for to make a mistake or error

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Adjective

Elevated, having been lifted off the ground

“All sampling and field testing operations were performed from a jacked-up platform which stood about 18.3 meters above the ocean floor.”

Adjective

Significantly increased in value or degree

“Those who could not afford to pay the highly jacked-up prices would have to starve.”

Adjective

In a damaged or ruined state

in poor condition

in need of repair

non-functioning

not functioning

out of commission

on its last legs

not in working order

“My laptop is jacked up. I lost everything on it and need to start over.”

Adjective

In a state of energized excitement

“Columbus clinched its third straight IL flag on the night of August 29, downing visiting Charleston 8–7 before a jacked-up crowd of nearly nine thousand.”

Adjective

Reprehensible or objectionable in nature

dishonourable^UK

dishonorable^US

beyond the pale

beyond contempt

beneath contempt

stomach-turning

stomach-churning

unfavourable^UK

without justification

good-for-nothing

ill-favoured^UK

very disgusting

under-the-table

deserving of censure

good-for-naught

against the law

highly improper

deserving blame

strictly for the birds

not quite the done thing

of bad reputation

caught red-handed

caught in the act

caught in flagrante

not up to scratch

less-than-stellar

not up to snuff

dissatisfactory

bargain-basement

near the knuckle

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“You shouldn't have done what you did. That was jacked up.”

Adjective

Under the influence, typically of drugs or narcotics

under the influence

out of one's mind

feeling no pain

anaesthetized^UK

anesthetized^US

out of your mind

drunk as a lord

under the table

worse for drink

drunk as a skunk

under the influence of intoxicating liquor

three sheets to the wind

one over the eight

under the weather

half in the bag

dead to the world

out of one's gourd

the worse for drink

out of one's head

tired and emotional

three sheets in the wind

Brahms and Liszt

out of one's skull

out of one's box

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“We were on tour in Norway, getting ready to fly to Sweden, and I was all jacked up on sugar.”

Adjective

Great, or greater than normal, in quantity or size

disproportionate

of considerable size

extremely large

larger-than-life

through the ceiling

out of all proportion

recrementitious

overextravagant

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Verb

To have made a quantity bigger

increased rapidly

went through the roof

sent through the roof

gone through the roof

went through the ceiling

gone through the ceiling

given support to

gave support to

overemphasized^US

overemphasised^UK

made a mountain out of a molehill

become more numerous

made a big thing out of

increased in size

gained strength

stretched the truth

increased exponentially

made too much of something

straightened out

became more numerous

revolutionized^US

romanticized^US

increased in scope

blown out of proportion

blew out of proportion

made a production out of

made a federal case of

increased in value

romanticised^UK

revolutionised^UK

blew up out of all proportion

blown up out of all proportion

increased dramatically

laid it on thick

overembellished

overexaggerated

broadened one's horizons

made a big thing of

adapted yourself

moved up the ladder

been successful

laid it on with a shovel

acquired more of something

laid it on with a trowel

become stronger

magnified importance

improved the status of

went to extremes

increased suddenly

piled it on about

encouraged the growth of

made a drama out of a crisis

worked one's way

emphasized too much

pressed forward

drew the long bow

blew something out of all proportion

increased in weight

laid it on thick about

laid it on with a trowel about

straightened up

made federal case

spiraled upwards

given a lift to

added detail to

gone to extremes

kicked upstairs

turned over new leaf

took steps forward

made a mountain out of

spiralled upwards

developed rapidly

developed quickly

become more powerful

exaggerated information

were successful

blown something out of all proportion

drawn the long bow

taken steps forward

made first rate

gave substance to

improved the position of

extended operations

added fuel to fire

went up in price

gone up in price

given substance to

given strength to

gave strength to

became stronger

became more powerful

blown up out of proportion

blew up out of proportion

drew the longbow

drawn the longbow

given advancement to

given a higher rank

given advancement

gave a higher rank

gave advancement to

gave advancement

given promotion

given a boost to

gave a facelift to

gave a boost to

given a facelift to

went from bad to worse

gone from bad to worse

gotten into shape

gone great guns

went great guns

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“The company decided to jack up the prices of their products to increase their profits.”

Verb

To have prepared food for eating

strategized about

smoothed the way

knocked together

cobbled together

thrown together

put together hastily

put together roughly

patched together

prepared hastily

pieced together

prepared roughly

brought together

brought into existence

fudged together

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Verb

Past tense for to heave or lift up

given a boost to

gave a boost to

straightened up

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“The workers used a crane to jack up the heavy machinery and relocate it to the new construction site.”

Verb

Past tense for to help or give aid to

collaborated with

cooperated with

gave assistance to

given assistance to

bailed someone out

did someone a favour

done someone a favour

did someone a service

done someone a service

gave a boost to

given a boost to

pitched in with

was a factor in

were a factor in

been a factor in

cleared a path for

opened doors for

opened the door for

paved the way for

smoothed the way for

assisted the progress of

got stuck in with

oiled the wheels of

ran interference for

run interference for

smoothed the path of

gave a leg up to

given a leg up to

went to bat for

gone to bat for

made a pitch for

got someone out of a tight spot

went down the line for

gone down the line for

lent a helping hand to

oiled the wheels for

cleared the way for

greased the wheels

given a push to

accomplished quickly

made short work of

finished quickly

achieved quickly

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Verb

Past tense for to instill courage into

Verb

Past tense for to throw or launch something in a given direction

Verb

(of an event or activity) Past tense for to make arrangements or preparations for

made arrangements for

gotten together

laid the foundations of

was responsible for

were responsible for

been responsible for

got off the ground

gotten off the ground

straightened out

strategized about

licked into shape

come to terms about

come to an agreement

made preparations for

pulled things together

came to terms about

came to an agreement

systematized^US

systematised^UK

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Verb

Past tense for to make a mistake or error

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