What is another word for uplifted ?

Raised or elevated in level or degree

“His uplifted hand shot to his face.”

Adjective

Enthusiastic after being given encouragement or motivation

bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

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“A smile so radiant that he felt uplifted by it.”

Adjective

In a state of extreme happiness

beside oneself with happiness

beside oneself with joy

full of the joys of spring

in a frenzy of delight

fired up

in transports of delight

delirious with happiness

without a care in the world

bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

full of vim and vigour

like a dog with two tails

as happy as a sandboy

turned on

doing handsprings

made up

like a child with a new toy

flakey^US

flaky^UK

revelling^UK

reveling^US

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Adjective

Raised in quantity, volume or degree

Adjective

(of an object) Having a greater than average height

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To have triggered enthusiasm or eagerness

took a turn for the better

put one's mind to rest

succored^US

succoured^UK

fired the imagination of

set your mind at rest

made someone feel good

put on top of the world

humored^US

humoured^UK

enamored^US

taken a turn for the better

made one feel at ease

pressurized^US

restored confidence to

feasted

given life to

cheered on

acted as a incentive to

gave someone pleasure

struck

acted as a stimulus to

given someone a charge

egged on

sympathized with

got someone going

pressurised^UK

given a new lease of life to

gave someone a charge

kept someone going

soared

gave a new lease of life to

snapped one out of it

warmed the cockles of the heart

cleared up

pricked

given someone pleasure

acted as a impetus to

made very happy

fired the enthusiasm of

added a little something to

given someone a thrill

gave someone great pleasure

given someone great pleasure

gave someone a thrill

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Verb

To have advanced or promoted the growth of

changed for the better

optimised^UK

moved forward in leaps and bounds

optimized^US

modernised^UK

modernized^US

revolutionized^US

transformed

worked one's way

travelled^UK

traveled^US

taken it to the next level

took it to the next level

increased one's intensity

made the big time

continually updated

stepped up one's game

taken it to the limit

took it to the limit

taken it up a notch

took it up a notch

rose to the next level

risen to the next level

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“He knew that he would need to uplift his skills if he was to compete with the other athletes.”

Verb

Past tense for to encourage or raise the spirits of

given a shot in the arm to

stiffened the resolve of

boosted morale

spirited up

stimulated spiritually

lifted the spirits of

gave a shot in the arm to

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“Art was created to uplift the mind and the spirit.”

Verb

Past tense for to physically move from a lower to a higher place or position

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“Still, I uplift the weight of the world, of your world, and my world on my shoulders.”

Verb

Past tense for to give new life to, or to restore to a healthy condition

gave a shot in the arm to

remodeled^US

remodelled^UK

modernised^UK

modernized^US

reorganised^UK

reorganized^US

breathed new life into

gave a shot in the arm

given a shot in the arm

given a shot in the arm to

given new strength to

made someone feel young again

given a new lease on life

gave a new lease on life

brought into the twenty-first century

given a new lease of life to

gave a new lease of life to

remolded^US

remoulded^UK

blew away the cobwebs

blown away the cobwebs

given the kiss of life to

gave the kiss of life to

injected new life into

marched into the twenty-first century

dragged into the twenty-first century

moved with the times

dragged oneself into the twenty-first century

got the latest version of

made changes

discovered again

made fit for use

leaded into the twenty-first century

given something a facelift

gave something a facelift

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Verb

Past tense for to enhance the value of something, or to make more efficient

favored^US

favoured^UK

inspirited

envigorated

invigorated

optimised^UK

optimized^US

encouraged the growth of

taken to the next level

took the next step

took to the next level

went over

gone over

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Verb

put someone through their paces

Past tense for to instruct or teach, especially morally or intellectually

civilized^US

civilised^UK

humanized^US

socialized^US

socialised^UK

humanised^UK

helped forward

put through the grind

moulded^UK

idealized^US

idealised^UK

molded^US

dinned something into

put in the picture about

made conversant with

counseled^US

counselled^UK

practised^UK

communicated knowledge

practiced^US

kept up to speed with

brought up to date on

rubbed the rough edges off

demonstrated to

told about

made something clear to

gave someone to understand

given the low-down to

gave two cents

given a tip

given someone to understand

given the lowdown

gave information about

gave the gen

given information about

shown the lay of the land

showed the lay of the land

given the gen on

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