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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121. The horses' hooves raised a cloud of dust.
122. He raised his hands in surrender.
123. She raised her sister out of sleep.
124. A couple of people raised/voiced objections.
125. He raised his hat as a friendly salute.
126. He was raised a strict Catholic.
127. He raised his hand and signalled for the waiter.
128. Their voices were raised in song.
129. He raised his hands in mock surrender.
130. The guests raised their glasses in salute.
131. The school raised over a hundred pounds for charity.
132. When fashion changes hemlines are raised or lowered.
133. My win at chess raised my spirits a little.
134. It is said that she raised the cheque.
135. She raised her eyebrows in reproof.
136. He raised his hand in salutation.
137. All money raised will go towards renovating the building.
138. This insult raised the temperature of the discussion.
139. He raised himself into a sitting position.
140. They raised their fists in salute to their leader.
141. He raised his hand to fend off the blow.
142. The car raised a trail of dust.
143. He raised his eyebrows with an affectation of surprise.
144. His strange behaviour aroused/raised his neighbours' suspicions.
145. All the money has been raised by voluntary contribution.
146. In the meeting,[Sentencedict.com](http://sentencedict.com/raised.html) voters raised concerns about health care.
147. I'm glad you raised that point.
148. Jesus raised Lazarus from the grave.
149. Banks have raised their lending rates by 2%.
150. Sam stayed with his injured friend while a passing motorist raised the alarm.
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