Synonym: boost, lift, raise. Antonym: degrade. Similar words: elevator, elevation, relevant, irrelevant, eleven, television, alleviate, evaluate. Meaning: ['elɪveɪt] 
v. 1. give a promotion to or assign to a higher position 2. raise from a lower to a higher position 3. raise in rank or condition.
v. 1. give a promotion to or assign to a higher position 2. raise from a lower to a higher position 3. raise in rank or condition. 
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31. This Society aimed to popularise sanitary knowledge and thus to elevate the people physically, socially, morally and spiritually.
32. His moments of inspiration did much to elevate the Stuttgart event, a relaxed affair apart from the odd obligatory outburst.
33. Easy to elevate head by geared crank handle.
34. To elevate the treatment results of cystitis glandular is.
35. Easy to elevate knee by geared crank handle.
36. Reading good books elevate one's mind.
37. Objective To elevate the perioperative security of pheochromocytoma cases.
38. The economic growth rate continues to elevate.
39. It is necessary to elevate the living standards.
40. The bradyarrhythmia of most patients could be improved by both of the drugs which can elevate heart rate and dissolve thrombus and the treatment of percutaneous coronary intervention(PCI).
41. Objective Standard large trauma craniectomy was improved to elevate the curative effect of the severe traumatic brain injured patients.
42. Polypeptide and protein microspheres can elevate drug availability, but drug devitalization and drug fast release can result in side effects during microsphere preparation.
43. SFE could elevate the activity of invertase in vivo during the periods of flowering and pod - filling .
44. PRL interrelated well with E2. Factor of emotional lability could not only influence PRL remarkably but also elevate E2 level.
45. While some eaters may elevate morality above hedonism, others are suspicious of anyone who does not give in to the pleasure principle.
46. Help students develop an application-oriented language learning concept, and elevate their English reading, writing, and communication skills in the area of Electrical-profession.
47. CONCLUSION: SMS can heighten glucocorticoid content in HS rats, elevate the specific binding capacity and site of GR and increase the dissociation constant of GR in hepatic cytosol.
48. Conclusion: Betaine can regulate blood lipid level, improve hepatic lipid accumulation and hepatomegaly, and elevate antioxidative capacity. Thus it is able to prevent lipid metabolic disturbance.
49. To elevate your competitiveness in today's global economy, you must master information gathering and analysis.
50. It is proved by practice, early defibrillation may elevate obviously the successful rate of cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
51. To elevate the diagnosis and treatment level of adrenal ganglioneuroblastoma.
52. A . Sit upright or elevate head of bed 45 to 90 degrees for bedridden client if possible.sentencedict.com/elevate.html
53. The elevator is devised to elevate the raw material for meat mincer, chopper. -mixer vacuum mixer and minced meat trasporter .
54. Objective To elevate the accuracy of OCULUS automatic perimeter in examination of visual field, provide the foundation for the early diagnosis and monitoring of disease.
55. We do not elevate it to the dignity of a first principle.
56. The nurse's fingers elevate the infant's jaw to extend his neck.
57. Democracy might elevate the common man to a position of political superiority.
58. The AFL-CIO also hopes Locke, if Barack does pick him to be commerce secretary, would help elevate the importance of worker rights in trade talks with China.
59. Suitable dosage of water-holding agent could properly elevate massiness coefficient of soil, but excessive dosage could cause harden of soil.
60. It does not dignify the human condition. It does not elevate the human spirit.
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