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Meanings of rise above in English
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Usage of rise above in English
1
Chartists said a rise above that level would be constructive for gold.
2
She has, however, persevered and been able to rise above those mishaps.
3
Without that ubiquity, Square Wallet was never able to rise above novelty.
4
Mr Webb, scenting victory, was trying to rise above the fray yesterday.
5
The English have a horror of people who rise above their station.
6
Without this powerful gas the airship would not rise above the earth.
7
She could not rise above the condition in which she was born.
8
I'm going to rise above that and we're going to move on.
9
Sharp points rise above the irregular profile of the line of roofs.
10
It's hard to rise above the heaviness set by such unwarranted indifference.
11
Without property life cannot rise above the hand-to-mouth existence of the savage.
12
The dark outline of the land seemed to rise above our mast-heads.
13
They are not encouraged to develop as individuals or rise above girlhood.
14
The Poets are those who rise above the people by understanding them.
15
Cut off the five fetters, leave the five, rise above the five.
16
Few objects rise above the monotonous level, and the few are unimpressive.
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Ireland
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