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UK//ˈɛlɪveɪt//US//ˈɛləveɪt//

Meaning of Elevate

To lift something to a higher position or level.

In simple words: to raise or lift something to a higher position

Elevate in a sentence

  • The new policy aims to elevate the standard of education in the region.
  • She hopes to elevate her career by taking on more responsibilities.
  • The artist's work was intended to elevate people's awareness of social issues.
  • The charity event helped to elevate funds for cancer research.
  • Yoga can elevate your mood and improve your health.

How to use Elevate

Use in formal contexts, particularly in discussions about status or standards. Avoid in casual conversations.

Grammar pattern

elevate + object

Memory hint

Imagine an elevator going up to remember 'elevate'.

Related words

Collocations with Elevate

  • elevate a conversation
  • elevate one's status
  • elevate issues
  • elevate the mind
  • elevate performance

Synonyms for Elevate

Opposites of Elevate

Common mistakes with Elevate

  • Confused with 'elevated', which is a past participle.
  • Using it incorrectly as a noun when it is always a verb.
  • Mixing up with 'raise', which can take a direct object.

Compare Elevate with Raise, Lift, Heighten, Boost

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Frequently asked questions about Elevate

What does Elevate mean?

to raise or lift something to a higher position

What is the definition of Elevate?

To lift something to a higher position or level.

How do you use Elevate in a sentence?

The new policy aims to elevate the standard of education in the region.

Can you give another example of Elevate?

She hopes to elevate her career by taking on more responsibilities.

What are synonyms for Elevate?

Common alternatives include raise, lift, hoist, heighten, boost.

What is the opposite of Elevate?

Opposite meanings include lower, diminish, reduce.

What words go with Elevate?

It commonly pairs with elevate a conversation, elevate one's status, elevate issues, elevate the mind, elevate performance.

What are common mistakes when using Elevate?

Confused with 'elevated', which is a past participle. Using it incorrectly as a noun when it is always a verb. Mixing up with 'raise', which can take a direct object.

How do you pronounce Elevate?

US: //ˈɛləveɪt//, UK: //ˈɛlɪveɪt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Elevate?

Use in formal contexts, particularly in discussions about status or standards. Avoid in casual conversations.

What CEFR level is Elevate?

"Elevate" is at C1 level on the CEFR scale.