uplift

uplift
v
1. raise, upraise, rear, elevate, erect; lift, hoist, heave, upheave.
2. improve, better, meliorate, ameliorate, mend, amend; enrich, enhance, further, foster; rehabilitate, restore, refurbish, upgrade.
3. exalt, ennoble, dignify, promote; glorify, beatify, canonize, deify, apotheosize, put on a pedestal.
n
4. elevation, upheaval, erection, rearing, raising, lifting.
5. betterment, improvement, melioration, amelioration, amendment; enrichment, enhancement; edification, enlightenment, education; civilization, cultivation; advancement, furtherance; rehabilitation.
6. exaltation, ennoblement, promotion; glorification, beatification, canonization, deification, apotheosis.

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