lifted
Pronunciation: [ˈlɪf.tɪd]
Word
Context: “physical action”
(verb) to raise something up or make it higher. When you lift something, you are using your strength to move it off the ground or up from a lower place.
Example
He lifted the box and put it on the table.
Example
She didn't lift the heavy chair because it was too difficult.
Example
Can you lift that backpack for me?
Context: “emotional state”
(verb) to make someone feel happier or more positive. When something lifts your spirits, it makes you feel better inside.
Example
The surprise party lifted her mood after a tough week.
Example
Nothing seemed to lift his spirits after hearing the sad news.
Example
What would lift your mood when you are feeling down?
Context: “suspension”
(verb) to remove something temporarily from a place, like canceling a rule or stopping something for a while. For example, lifting a ban means allowing something that was previously not allowed.
Example
The school lifted the ban on cell phones.
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They did not lift the restrictions despite the request.
Example
When will they lift the rules about visiting hours?
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