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  1. advance
    increase or raise
    They say that it is the fear of death and of what comes after death that makes men turn to religion as they advance in years. Brave New World
  2. amplify
    increase in size, volume or significance
    And my emotions were similarly amplified: The highs were higher; the periods of despair were deeper and darker. Into the Wild
  3. arouse
    make more lively, cheerful, or interesting
    Her visit to arouse him against the Trojans was hardly necessary. Mythology: Timeless Tales of Gods and Heroes
  4. boost
    increase or raise
    I stood up and did ten jumping jacks, my go-to method to boost my energy levels. Proud
  5. buoy
    uplift or give encouragement to
    Nearly everywhere I went there were great enthusiastic crowds so that even if I felt weary the people buoyed me. Long Walk to Freedom
  6. carry
    physically move while supporting, by vehicle, hands, or body
    Richard carries Reverend Hunt’s satchel, heavy with his books and Bible and some extra clothes. Blood on the River
  7. cheer
    give encouragement to
    I've never had a friend like Max before, a friend who tries to make me feel better even when she could use a little cheering on too. The Sky at Our Feet
  8. elevate
    raise from a lower to a higher position
    My father was propped up in his bed, his legs elevated and wrapped. The Boy in the Black Suit
  9. encourage
    inspire with confidence
    The school selected me as a safety patrol, and Mrs. Trojello, my teacher in the gifted program, encouraged me to run for Student Council president. Three Little Words: A Memoir
  10. energize
    raise to a higher level of excitement
    He seemed unusually, almost exaggeratedly, energized, and gave me an impetuous tickle from behind as he passed, which was out of character. A Walk in the Woods
  11. enliven
    make more excited or spirited
    Shackleton had hoped by setting out across the ice to enliven the crew and focus their minds on action. Shipwreck at the Bottom of the World
  12. erect
    cause to rise up
    She erected a big white sign in the front yard on which she had carefully painted, in black letters with gold outlines, r. m. walls art studio. The Glass Castle
  13. gladden
    make happy
    “It gladdens my heart to see you like this, Odilia. All grown up,” Papá whispered as I leaned in and allowed him to give me a small, reserved hug. Summer of the Mariposas
  14. heave
    lift or elevate
    When her feet could feel the bottom, Stella heaved the girl onto the bank. Stella by Starlight
  15. heft
    lift or elevate
    Joseph hefted his backpack up over his shoulder. Orbiting Jupiter
  16. heighten
    make more extreme; raise in quantity, degree, or intensity
    Hunger can heighten perception, but not when combined with extreme fatigue; I suppose all my senses were very much deadened. The Left Hand of Darkness
  17. hike
    increase
    “The next month, they hiked the subway fare from twenty-five cents to thirty-five cents.” Bodega Dreams
  18. hoist
    raise
    My own load, I know, weighed exactly one hundred and fourteen pounds, and someone else always had to help me hoist the rucksack on to my back in the mornings. Boy: Tales of a Childhood
  19. increase
    become bigger or greater in amount
    It is a matter of common experience that disorder will tend to increase if things are left to themselves. A Brief History of Time: And Other Essays
  20. leaven
    cause to puff up with a substance for fermentation
    Probably indeed there is nothing more unwholesome than Dough not sufficiently leavened, ill-baked, greasy, and soured by the Addition of Fruits. Tissot, S. A. D. (Samuel Auguste David)
  21. levitate
    cause to rise in the air and float
    They levitated off the ground and started dragging him away from us. The Lightning Thief
  22. pinnacle
    raise on or as if on a lofty peak
    Right ahead of us the Castle, the rock whereon it was pinnacled, and the village, huddled on a little plateau at its base, stood out from the hillside like a black stain upon the snow. Mason, A. E. W. (Alfred Edward Woodley)
  23. pitch
    erect and fasten
    There they dropped their gear and clumsily pitched their tent, dug holes, and buried the plastic bags, carefully indicating each spot with a little pile of stones. The House of the Spirits: A Novel
  24. pump
    raise (gases or fluids) with a pump
    All I know is that somebody needs these large pieces of metal that have something to do with pumping oil as soon as possible when they call him. Where Things Come Back
  25. revive
    give new life or energy to
    The others also revived and found fresh hope and vigour. The Fellowship of the Ring
  26. stimulate
    make more lively, cheerful, or interesting
    But in a way, I think my mother’s and Granny’s storytelling had had the same effect upon me when a child, as the reading of books: my mind was stimulated, my creativity encouraged. Kaffir Boy: An Autobiography
  27. thrust
    push upward
    The two weasel diggers thrust upwards in the narrow confines of the tunnel. Redwall
Created on 四月 18, 2024 (updated 八月 17, 2024)

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