uplifted

• Décrit un sentiment d'élévation morale, d'espoir ou d'humeur positive ; devenu plus heureux ou plus optimiste.

Describes a feeling of being raised in spirit, hope, or mood; made happier or more positive.

1. Emotionally elevatedB2formal

   Feeling happy, proud, or spiritually inspired; raised in mood or spirit.

   Élevé(e) émotionnellement

   • She felt uplifted after hearing the motivational speech.
   • The choir's performance left the audience uplifted.
   • His kind words made her feel uplifted and valued.

   Synonymeselatedelevatedinspired

   Antonymesdejecteddepresseddismaldispiriteddowncastgloomymorosesad

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de soulever quelque chose vers une position, un niveau ou un état plus élevé, souvent au sens moral, social ou spirituel.

A verb used to indicate the act of raising something to a higher position, level, or state, often in a moral, social, or spiritual sense.

1. Inspire or cheerB2formal

   To fill someone with high spirits, hope, or optimism.

   réconforter, encourager

   • Her speech uplifted the entire audience.
   • Music has the power to uplift the soul.
   • The good news uplifted everyone's spirits.

   Synonymesboostbuoycheerelevateencourageexhilarateinspire

   Antonymesdejectdemoralizedepressdiscouragedisheartendispirit

2. Raise geologicallyC1formal

   To lift up from the earth, as by natural geological forces.

   Soulever par soulèvement géologique

   • Tectonic activity uplifted the mountain range over millions of years.
   • The plateau was uplifted by volcanic forces.
   • Geologists study how land is uplifted over time.

   Synonymeselevateheaveraiseupheaveupthrust

3. Elevate physicallyB2formal

   To lift up or raise something to a higher position.

   Élever physiquement

   • The crane uplifted the heavy steel beam.
   • He uplifted the fallen branch from the path.
   • The hydraulic system uplifted the platform smoothly.

   Synonymesboostelevateheavehikehoistliftraiseupraise

   Antonymesdepressdescenddroplower