raised

[reɪzd]

raised Definition

• 1. lifted or moved to a higher position or level
• 2. increased in amount, size, or degree
• 3. brought up or cared for from childhood
• 4. built or constructed

Using raised: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "raised" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  She raised her hand to ask a question.

• Example

  The company raised the prices of their products.

• Example

  He was raised by his grandparents.

• Example

  They built a raised garden bed.

raised Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for raised

• elevated
• lifted
• uplifted
• increased
• heightened
• built
• constructed
• erected

Antonyms for raised

• lowered
• decreased
• reduced
• diminished
• destroyed

Phrases with raised

• raised eyebrows

  a gesture of surprise or disapproval

  Example

  Her comment caused raised eyebrows among the audience.

• raised voice

  speaking in a louder tone than usual, often indicating anger or frustration

  Example

  He spoke to her in a raised voice, demanding an explanation for her behavior.

• raised floor

  a floor that is elevated above the ground level

  Example

  The living room has a raised floor, giving it a unique look and feel.

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Summary: raised in Brief

The term 'raised' [reɪzd] refers to something lifted or moved to a higher position or level, increased in amount, size, or degree, brought up or cared for from childhood, or built or constructed. It extends into phrases like 'raised eyebrows,' indicating surprise or disapproval, and 'raised voice,' indicating anger or frustration.