What is another word for lift up?
Pronunciation:
[ lˈɪft ˈʌp], [ lˈɪft ˈʌp], [ l_ˈɪ_f_t ˈʌ_p]
Synonyms for Lift up:
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n.
• elate • gather up • intoxicate • pick-up -
v.
• elevate • glorify- adorn ,
- aggrandize ,
- apotheosize ,
- augment ,
- beatify ,
- bless ,
- canonize ,
- distinguish ,
- halo ,
- honor ,
- illuminate ,
- magnify ,
- revere ,
- sanctify ,
- venerate ,
- worship .
- jump .
Other relevant words:
- Haloed ,
- Haloing ,
- Immortalized ,
- elevate ,
- glorify ,
- jack ,
- lever ,
- levered ,
- levering ,
- move up ,
- moved up ,
- pay homage to ,
- place up ,
- put on its end ,
- raise ,
- raise spirits ,
- run up ,
- runs up ,
- set upright ,
- stand up ,
- standing up ,
- stood up ,
- transfigure ,
- upcast ,
- upheave ,
- upheaved ,
- upheaving ,
- uplift .
- Uprear ,
- advance ,
- ameliorate ,
- better ,
- boost ,
- brighten ,
- bring up ,
- broach ,
- buoy up ,
- cast up ,
- cheer ,
- cheer up ,
- christen ,
- deify ,
- dignify ,
- enhance ,
- enliven ,
- ennoble ,
- enshrine ,
- erect ,
- escalate ,
- establish ,
- exalt ,
- float ,
- found ,
- gladden ,
- hearten ,
- heave ,
- heft ,
- heighten ,
- heist ,
- hike ,
- hoist ,
- hold up ,
- immortalize ,
- improve ,
- inaugurate ,
- increase ,
- induct ,
- inflate ,
- initiate ,
- install ,
- institute ,
- introduce ,
- jack up ,
- launch ,
- levitate ,
- lift ,
- lob ,
- perk up ,
- pick ,
- pitch ,
- promote ,
- raise up ,
- rear ,
- rear up ,
- ring in ,
- rise ,
- set up ,
- stick up ,
- throw up ,
- up ,
- upend ,
- upgrade ,
- uphold ,
- upraise ,
- upright ,
- usher in .
How to use "Lift up" in context?
How to lift up:
Step One: Sit in a comfortable position with the feet flat on the ground.
Step Two: Place the hands on the hips.
Step Three: Lift the torso and head off the ground by extending the arms and pushing the buttocks back.
Step Four: Hold the position for a few seconds before returning to the starting position.
The classic yoga pose known as Salabhasana or Garland pose perfectly demonstrates the principle of lift-up. In this posture, the legs are extended straight out in front of you with the heels together. The spine should be neutral with the chin drawn in towards the chest.
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