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Higher in the sky or in the air
“In an elevated position above Rougemont Gardens public park, the castle is hard to miss.”
Greater in rank or status
A greater state of elation
“There were times when his mood was noticeably elevated, almost to the point of mild euphoria.”
Greater in importance or urgency
Being on a physically higher level or ground
Comparative for raised or elevated in amount, level or degree
“In the first phase, we identified populations exposed to elevated levels of arsenic in drinking water.”
Comparative for having a high rank or social standing
“Anyway, I know the mayor, despite his elevated status, is still happy to live in King William's Town.”
Comparative for having a dignified in manner, tone, or style
“All this seems to require a more grand and elevated manner of speaking.”
Comparative for having a benevolent or noble nature
“His object was not the display of power, but the most elevated benevolence.”
Comparative for of an impressively high or grand level
“This letter contained an elevated discourse on the virtue of compunction, which Theoctista was meant to pass on to the Empress Constantina herself.”
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