upraised

• 书面语或文学用语，指被举起的、抬高的或高耸的。常用于诗歌或正式语境中。

An archaic or literary adjective meaning lifted or raised up, often used in poetic or formal contexts.

1. Lifted or raised upwardB2formal

   Held or positioned above the normal level, typically referring to hands, arms, or objects.

   高举的

   • The crowd stood with upraised hands, cheering for the speaker.
   • He held an upraised torch to light the path.
   • The statue's upraised arm pointed toward the sky.

   同义词elevatedliftedraisedupliftedupthrust

   反义词downlowerlowered

• 古旧动词，意为举起、抬高或赞扬、颂扬；现代汉语中已不再使用。

An archaic verb meaning to lift up, elevate, or exalt; no longer in common modern usage.

1. Revive or restore to lifeC2formal

   To bring something back to a state of life, activity, or prominence.

   复兴

   • The ancient ritual was believed to upraise the spirits of the dead.
   • The community worked together to upraise the abandoned park.
   • Her speech managed to upraise the morale of the entire team.

   同义词reanimaterenewrestoreresurrectreviverevivify

   反义词destroyextinguishkillsuppress