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Held up in the air.
upraised
raised
upraised
1
Tabrina's
upraised
eyebrows and icy stare answered far more clearly than words.
2
Her eyes were still
upraised
to his; they glittered in the dimness.
3
She stood with her right arm, the arm that projects energy,
upraised
.
4
Manowolko is about fifteen miles long, and is a mere;
upraised
coral-reef.
5
The King turned away and Merlin followed him to the
upraised
dais.
1
Under the nuclear deal, the U.S. and Europe
lifted
sanctions in January.
2
This year the crisis management atmosphere seems to have
lifted
a bit.
3
The Western Cape government has
lifted
water restrictions at the perfect time.
4
A slump in the oil price
lifted
shares of major energy companies.
5
It was
lifted
up high above the town; shut in; utterly secluded.
6
A Hamburg court last month
lifted
the ban pending a final decision.
7
The government
lifted
the ban on Viber and WhatsApp earlier this week.
8
Baumgartner
lifted
off early Wednesday morning; the climb took about 90 minutes.
9
The state also
lifted
a ban on new lease bidding by Chesapeake.
10
A year ago, Saudi Arabia
lifted
a nearly four-decade ban on cinemas.
11
She said the number of operations would increase as DHBs
lifted
capacity.
12
Last May, however, a judge in the District Court
lifted
the ban.
13
Serge
lifted
his hand, the physical Belter idiom for asking a question.
14
The Northern Ireland ban on marts, sales and exports was
lifted
yesterday.
15
Bad crop weather and insect attacks in Europe have also
lifted
prices.
16
And in fact the head in the nightcap was
lifted
at once.
lifted
lift
·
lift up
lift a hand
lift the lid
lift again
lift high