IPA: /ʌˈpreɪz/
KK: /ʌˈpreɪz/
To lift or raise something to a higher position or level.
The teacher decided to upraise the students' spirits with a motivational speech.
Past: upraised
Past Participle: upraised
**Uprase** → It is formed from "up-" (meaning upward) and "raisen" (from Old English *raesnian*, meaning to raise). The word "upraise" means to raise something upward or elevate it.
Think of raising something 'upward' — 'up-' means upward, and 'raisen' means to raise.