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The Collaborative International Dictionary
Upraise

Upraise \Up*raise"\, v. t. To raise; to lift up.

Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
upraise

c.1300, from up (adv.) + raise (v.). Related: Upraised; upraising.

Wiktionary
upraise

vb. 1 (context archaic English) To raise something up; to elevate. 2 (context archaic English) To move something upright; to erect.

WordNet
upraise

v. cause to become alive again; "raise from the dead"; "Slavery is already dead, and cannot be resurrected"; "Upraising ghosts" [syn: resurrect, raise]

Usage examples of "upraise".

The clerics betrayed nothing, but the Ayatollah was leaning forward on his elbows, his head resting on his upraised fingers.

Duchess, timidly, her upraised face and Paris hat well matched by the gay poinsettias, the delicate eucharis and arums with which the table was now covered.

I sprang to my feet, and with back-thrown shoulders and upraised sword took a solemn vow to reach, rescue, and revenge my Princess.

As the thirty-one judges sprang to their feet with drawn and upraised swords in unanimous concurrence in the verdict, the storm broke throughout the length and breadth and height of that mighty building until I thought the roof would fall from the thunder of the mad shouting.

In this latter case, as long as the rate of subsidence and supply of sediment nearly balance each other, the sea will remain shallow and favourable for life, and thus a fossiliferous formation thick enough, when upraised, to resist any amount of degradation, may be formed.

OLD corporate symbol and logo, showing a human and a humaniform machine side by side, supporting an Earth globe on upraised arms.

Whereupon he turned abruptly to the door of the other room, glanced in at Brit and beckoned Lorraine with an upraised finger.

Dengar glanced over his shoulder, then in the di rection in which her upraised hand pointed, as she balanced the corner of the pallet against her thigh.

A shadow fell across him and he looked up to see a Tzaatz warrior scream snarling in triumph, variable sword upraised to deliver the killing blow.

The hump, the white, unsunned forever, radish-root white of hump, and it struck her, mor sharply than the wire whip, as something she had seen before -the naked, jutting buttocks, upraised in a sexual thrust, not a thrust of taking, but of giving, for it had been an image in a hospital room mirror, of her own precious buttocks, naked and upraised, gleaming white, and thrusting downwards, as he been made to do in giving herself to her Uncle Jack!

She scented the fish at once, and though she acknowledged Michael with one upraised, untremulous glance, she hurried instantly to the catch and began ravenously to devour it.

That high-bridged nose, the long chin were features that Verdugo could not cover, except by lowered mask and upraised arm.

Carpenter, with his identification plaque strapped to the palm of his open upraised hand for easy display to every laser scanner he met along the way, went from level to level, up one and down the next, following the portentous instructions of invisible metallic voices, until at last he came to the waterfront itself, ashimmer in a bright green haze of midday heat.

The image of the giant in the diamond backlight came clear in her mind, particularly its upraised arms, the great hands that held the boulder.

He is smiling expansively, entranced by the mobile plants which cluster around us, fronds upraised to savour our carbon dioxide, calyces begging our hands for pollination.