English to Samoan Meaning of elevated - maualuga

Elevated :

maualuga

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Definitions of elevated in English

Adjective
Noun
Verb

Examples of elevated in English

(1) In a previous study Swan found that women who drank tap water with elevated levels of certain chlorination by-products had higher miscarriage rates.(2) They are seen (because they are) as corrupt officials using their elevated social status for political gain.(3) I looked at the city over and over again from elevated positions.(4) In Stubbs' case, his condition was discovered after some adverse results from a routine drugs test showed unusually elevated hormone levels.(5) It is beautifully situated on an elevated site overlooking the Lee Valley.(6) Tullyvale is situated on an elevated site with views over Dublin Bay, Killiney Head and the Dublin Mountains, and is scheduled for completion from autumn of this year.(7) This elevated status doesn't stop Clare from patronising her.(8) The scientists who work for the United Nations have done some field study, and they have advised that at least eight sites be closed off because of elevated radiation levels.(9) Not a raging fever by any means, but definitely an elevated temperature.(10) A long winding driveway leads to this secluded property, which is situated on elevated ground with spectacular views of surrounding pastureland and magnificent stands of mature timber.(11) Thus ownership of such objects suggested one's elevated social status.(12) This was situated on the elevated ground close to the banks of the Moy.(13) In the two years since its foundation the club has made huge strides and is now one of the leading units of the organisation in the country, he added, saying it should be proud of its elevated status.(14) The scene for the ceremony is set at a slightly elevated position on the floor, with African craft decorations all around.(15) If not for me, you never would have fallen into such an elevated status.(16) Alin was more rural town than city, but its strategic position may perhaps explain its elevated standing in the eyes of those who dwelt, soldiered, and plied commerce in the north of Brand.

Related Phrases of elevated

(1) elevate ::

siitia

(2) slightly elevated ::

teisi maualuga

(3) elevated railway ::

nofoaafi siitia

Related Phrases of elevated

(1) elevate ::

siitia

(2) slightly elevated ::

teisi maualuga

(3) elevated railway ::

nofoaafi siitia

Synonyms

Adjective

1. raised ::

laga

2. lofty ::

maualuluga

3. high ::

maualuga

4. high-minded ::

faitōfā

Noun

5. overhead railway ::

nofoaafi luga

Verb

6. raise ::

siʻi

7. promote ::

uunaia

8. advance ::

auʻiluma

Word Example from TV Shows

...in an ELEVATED and insightful way.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 18

SoccerMom09 says to lie down with your feet ELEVATED.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 8

for several minutes have shown ELEVATED markers of a protein

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 16

Examples of elevated from TV Shows

...in an ELEVATED and insightful way.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 18

SoccerMom09 says to lie down with your feet ELEVATED.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 8

for several minutes have shown ELEVATED markers of a protein

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 16

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