upraise Antonyms
Meaning of upraise
Wordnet
upraise (v)
cause to become alive again
Webster
upraise (v. t.)
To raise; to lift up.
upraise Sentence Examples
- The crowd upraised their voices in protest, demanding change.
- The upraising of the bridge allowed ships to pass through.
- The ancient ruins upraised themselves from the soil, revealing a forgotten civilization.
- The athlete upraised his arms in victory, marking his triumph.
- The gardener upraised the drooping flowers, nurturing them back to health.
- The painter upraised his brush, capturing the essence of the scene before him.
- The mountain upraised itself towards the sky, reaching for the heavens.
- The upraising of the flag marked the beginning of a new era.
- The child upraised her teddy bear, seeking comfort and protection.
- The upraising of ancient texts unearthed valuable knowledge and insights.
FAQs About the word upraise
cause to become alive againTo raise; to lift up.
elevate, raise,lift, uplift, uphold, heave, ascend, pick up, hike, rise
drop, push, fall, plunge, push, slip, slip, fall, lower, descend
The crowd upraised their voices in protest, demanding change.
The upraising of the bridge allowed ships to pass through.
The ancient ruins upraised themselves from the soil, revealing a forgotten civilization.
The athlete upraised his arms in victory, marking his triumph.
