raised

adjective12 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.1
raised blood pressure8.5

refers to hypertension, a medical condition where blood pressure is chronically elevated

raised voice8.2

speaking in a louder than normal volume, often due to anger or to be heard over noise

raised cholesterol8.0

refers to high cholesterol levels in the blood, a risk factor for heart disease

raised eyebrow8.0

a facial expression showing surprise, skepticism, or disapproval

raised arm7.5

an arm that is lifted up, for example to ask a question or to signal something

raised expectation7.5

an increased level of hope or anticipation about something

raised platform7.0

a flat surface that is higher than the area around it

raised bed6.8

a garden bed that is built up above the surrounding ground, often contained by a frame

raised edge6.5

a border or rim that is higher than the surface it surrounds

raised floor6.2

a floor built above the original concrete floor, leaving a space for wiring and pipes

raised terrace6.0

a flat, paved area next to a building that is built higher than the ground

raised mole5.5

a small spot on the skin that is not flat