Meanings of great uplift in English

Shepard, the spy, also felt a great uplift of the spirits.

This was a great uplift and a great thrill.

I had one little glimpse of another thing, one day, which gave me a great uplift.

Then a great uplift swept through him.

The predominating feature is the great uplift of the opposite wall, and the aggressiveness of its salient promontory.

The great uplift of rapture.

And yet Richmond, like the rest of the South, felt the great uplift of Chickamauga, the most gigantic battle of the West.

Besides, if his business has seemed important enough to demand his entire attention, are not the great uplift questions equally worth his exclusive thought?

Your praises have been the greatest uplift I ever had.

The great uplifts and projections of stone assumed the shapes of castles and pyramids and churches.

Crossing the valley, they were soon penetrating among the foothills at the base of the great uplifts, the tops of which bore eternal snow.