Uplifted

Pronunciation: /ˈʌpˌlɪftɪd/

Definitions of uplifted

verb to lift or raise up, to improve or elevate in spirit or mood

Example Sentences

A1 The teacher uplifted the student's spirits with words of encouragement.

A2 The music uplifted the mood of everyone in the room.

B1 Volunteers work to uplift the community by providing support and resources.

B2 The inspiring speech uplifted the audience and motivated them to take action.

C1 The charity organization has uplifted thousands of families out of poverty.

C2 Her resilience and positive attitude uplifted those around her, even in difficult times.

Examples of uplifted in a Sentence

formal The motivational speaker's words uplifted the spirits of the audience.

informal Watching a feel-good movie always leaves me feeling uplifted.

slang After dancing all night at the club, I felt so uplifted.

figurative The success of the new project uplifted the entire team.

Grammatical Forms of uplifted

• past tense: uplifted
• plural: uplifteds
• comparative: more uplifted
• superlative: most uplifted
• present tense: uplift
• future tense: will uplift
• perfect tense: have uplifted
• continuous tense: is uplifting
• singular: uplifted
• positive degree: uplifted
• infinitive: to uplift
• gerund: uplifting
• participle: uplifted

Origin and Evolution of uplifted

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'uplifted' originated from the combination of the prefix 'up-' and the past tense of the verb 'lift'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe physically raising something to a higher position, 'uplifted' has evolved to also convey a sense of emotional or spiritual elevation and inspiration.