raised

RAYZD/ɹeɪzd/

3 meanings of raised

1
verb
Simple past and past participle of raise. Use this form for something that already happened.
They raised the flag at sunrise.
Prices were raised again last month.
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2
adjective
Standing up from a flat surface so you can feel it, like a stamped design.
Like the little bumps on a coin that you can feel with your fingertip.
The wedding invitation had raised letters you could feel with your finger.
She traced the raised pattern on the old coin.
Similarembossed, elevated
Oppositeflat, recessed, sunken
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3
adjective
Made to rise with yeast, so the bread is light and soft.
Like a balloon that slowly fills with air and gets bigger.
Raised dough needs time to puff up before baking.
She baked a raised loaf using fresh yeast.
Similarleavened, risen
Oppositeunleavened
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raised is a form of raise

raise, verb: To lift something or move it higher, including bringing something up from under the water. Full entry

Forms: raiseraises he/she/itraising -ing formraised past tense, past participle
Spelling: raise → raised: add -d
Sound: The ending sounds like /d/.

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