elevated (part. adj.) Copy link Outline I. Lit., rising to a height1. ēdĭtus2. celsus, excelsus, praecelsus3. altus, praealtus4. (of the voice) ăcūtusII. Fig., having an exalted nature1. ĕlātus (as epith. of animus)2. celsus, excelsus • elevated (part. adj.): I. Lit., rising to a height: 1. ēdĭtus: Join: (locus) praecelsus atque editus, Cic.: Tac. (who has edita in altum, Hist. 3, 71): compar. editior, Caes. B. C. 1, 7. 2. celsus, excelsus, praecelsus: v. lofty. 3. altus, praealtus: v. high. 4. (of the voice) ăcūtus: a very e. pitch, acutissimus sonus, Quint. Phr.: (it becomes plain) how e. the summits are, quam in ardua summa sint, Sen. Ep. 111, 2. II. Fig., having an exalted nature: 1. ĕlātus (as epith. of animus): what has been done in a great and e. spirit, quod animo magno et e. factum sit, Cic. Off. 1, 18, 61: how e. a spirit he displays, quam elato est animo! Cic. Tusc. 1, 40, 96 (see also ELATED). 2. celsus, excelsus: v. lofty.
ELEVATED Copy link • ELEVATEDaltus: elatus: Cels.: excelsus (PROP. and figuratively) [SYN. in HIGH]: editus (of places raised above the level plain; opposed to planus).