Similar words: raise, praise, appraise, raise money, praiseworthy, disenfranchised, raisin, raising. Meaning: [reɪzd] 
adj. 1. above the surround or above the normal position 2. embellished with a raised pattern created by pressure or embroidery 3. increased especially to abnormal levels.
adj. 1. above the surround or above the normal position 2. embellished with a raised pattern created by pressure or embroidery 3. increased especially to abnormal levels. 
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1. The dust raised by the sheep does not choke the wolf. 
2. She raised her eyes from her work.
3. Bare your head when the flag is raised.
4. Tea is raised chiefly in China, Japan and India.
5. He raised a hand to still the clamour.
6. He raised his arms above his head.
7. She raised her eyes and stared at me.
8. Jim raised his hands in a despairing gesture.
9. The government raised defence appropriations by 12 per cent.
10. The men raised the sails and the boat moved.
11. He raised the hammer and hit the bell.
12. He raised his hand to wave.
13. We raised our voices in song.
14. He raised a hand in greeting.
15. The questions he raised are of first-rate importance.
16. He raised his eyebrows in mock disbelief.
17. Every morning the flag is raised on its pole.
18. She raised the gun and fired.
19. His briliance raised him above the ruck.
20. She raised an inquiring eyebrow towards Murray.
21. He raised his eyes from his work.
22. The election had raised hopes that remain unfulfilled.
23. She raised a very important question at the meeting.
24. This raised doubts about the provenance of the painting.
25. They raised a query on his sincerity.
26. She raised a sardonic brow.
27. His new shoes raised blisters on his feet.
28. They raised taxes and unbalanced the budget.
29. She raised her hand in greeting.
30. The flag is only raised when royalty is present.
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