uplifted

[ uhp-lif-tid ]

adjective

1. improved, as in mood or spirit.
2. raised or elevated, as a beam.

Word History and Origins

Origin of uplifted¹

1250–1300; Middle English: originally, past participle of uplift

Example Sentences

People are there for the most part to be uplifted, and it’s my job to try my hardest to be uplifting.

From Los Angeles Times

While Ohtani maintained a calm facade, his teammates were clearly uplifted by his presence.

From Los Angeles Times

My sister and I went with the tasting menu, which featured international flavors and uplifted vegetarian options.

From Salon

Taylur Ngo, a writer from San Diego, emerged from the screening uplifted.

From Los Angeles Times

They want to leave feeling uplifted, not feeling unmoored.

From Los Angeles Times

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