Words and phrases that have a meaning related to raise: (456 results)
Antonyms:
break, bring down, bump, decline, declivity, demote, descent, dismantle, downslope, fall, get down, kick downstairs, let down, level, lower, pull down, rase, raze, relegate, take down, tear down
Often used in the same context:
rasing, fundraise, underwrite, generate, donate, elevate, lowering, lend, boost, reduce, hike, contribute, borrow, attract, endow, infuse, increase, heighten, garner, cut, sell, allocate, pay, collect, lop, bring, replenish, add, expand, sustain, slash, hold, repay, earn, publicize, bolster, climb, divert, recoup, allay, disburse, maintain, dilute, upping, fetch, dampen, stoke, defray, organize, lift, create, grow, rise, alleviate, proceeds, introduce, augment, improve, subsidize, shave, push, buy, reallocate, help, rouse, exceed, clothe, attain, assuage, save, inject, refurnish, invest, mobilize, build, refurbish, amass, weaken, renovate, procure, float, stave off, quell, spend, dispel, strengthen, deplete, squelch, erect, impose, surpass, soar, galvanize, reinvest, escalate, curtail, auctioning, broach, dedicate, depress, persuade, tamp down, raises, bonus, paycheck, premium, discount, paychecks, draw, fee, salary, consignment, dividend, rental, bet, bonuses, gratuity, instalment, surcharge, take, bets, call, define, purpose, accept, adjusted, benchmark, benchmarking, cash, cautionary, clumsy, compile, crippled, describe, evaluate, get, move, peremptory, prepare, problem, put
More specific:
ask for, brevet, bring forward, bring up, bump up, call up, carry, chin, chin up, cradle, discomfit, discompose, disconcert, double, doubling, ennoble, entitle, exalt, excite, favor, favour, fire up, fledge, foster, fund-raise, gather up, gentle, get up, heat, hike up, hoist, hurt, ignite, infatuate, inflame, injure, interest, invite, jack, jack up, kick up, leaven, lift up, offend, overcome, overpower, overproduce, overtake, overwhelm, pick up, pinnacle, prefer, prove, pump, queen, rear, rekindle, run up, shame, shoulder, skid, spite, spot promote, stir up, sweep over, tenure, trice, trice up, untune, uphill, upset, whelm, wind, wound
Appears in the definition of:
., across the board, advance, appeal, audio, barm, benefit, blistering, blistery, block, bond, bond certificate, bookfair, book fair, boost, boss, bring up, british thermal unit, btu, bull, bump up, calorie, carp, cattle farm, cattle ranch, cat and mouse, cat and rat, cavil, challenge, chicane, chin, chin up, civilise, civilize, cock up, common teasel, crampon, crampoon, cube, deaccession, dignify, dipsacus fullonum, dub, duly, elevate, emboss, energise, energize, exalt, excite, extension, favorable, fund-raise, fund-raising campaign, fund-raising drive, fund-raising effort, fundraise, fund raise, gazump, get up, gram calorie, heighten, hoist, home, hope, implicit, keep, kilocalorie, kilogram calorie, knight, large calorie, lift, lock, lock chamber, loosen, mouse's nest, mouse nest, musculus temporalis, nod, noria, nutritionist's calorie, object, pac, pinnacle, political action committee, poster child, prick up, pump, rag, rag week, raise the roof, ranch, reflate, revenue tariff, run up, scruple, sharpen, shrug, small calorie, speak up, specific heat, spiegel, spiegeleisen, spiegel iron, spread, spurious correlation, square, stamp, steam engine, supercharge, supply-side economics, take exception, tease, tease apart, temporalis, temporalis muscle, temporal muscle, tilling, trice, trice up, underlay, up, upgrade, wage concession, ways and means committee, weir, wind, yeast, zealously
More general:
accent, accentuate, actuation, advert, alter, ameliorate, amend, articulate, assign, better, bid, bring out, change, cite, compound, construct, contact, cultivate, deepen, delegate, depute, designate, draft, emphasize, end, enlist, enounce, enunciate, express, gamble, get hold of, get through, give tongue to, incite, incline, increment, instigate, intensify, make, meliorate, mention, multiply, muster in, name, pronounce, propulsion, reach, refer, resuscitate, revive, say, set off, side, slope, stress, take in, terminate, utter, wager
Synonyms:
Also try:acclivity, arouse, ascent, call down, call forth, conjure, conjure up, conscript, elevation, elicit, enhance, enkindle, evoke, farm, fire, heave, invoke, kick upstairs, kindle, levy, nurture, parent, produce, promote, provoke, put forward, put up, recruit, resurrect, set up, stir, upraise
— Adjectives for raise: straight, big, substantial, small, dollar, last, annual, cent, single, lateral, next, more...
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