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liftingverbpresent participle of lift to move from a lower to a higher place or positionI needed help lifting the heavy globe back up to the top shelf boosting, craning, elevating, heaving, hefting, heightening, hiking, hoisting, jacking (up), perking (up), picking up, raising, taking up, upholding, uplifting, upping, upraising ascending, mounting, risingrearing, upending dropping, lowering descending, dipping, falling, pitching, plunging, slippingbearing, depressing, pressing, pushingsinking, submerging to move or extend upwardonce the sun started to cut through the morning fog, the colorful hot-air balloons began to lift off from the field arising, ascending, aspiring, climbing, mounting, rising, soaring, thrusting, upping, uprearing, uprising, upthrusting, upturning surging, toweringboosting, elevating, raising, upheaving, uplifting, upraisingballooning, blasting off, taking off, zoomingcresting, scaling, surmounting, toppingcanting, inclining, leaning, listing, reclining, slanting, sloping, tilting, tipping declining, descending, dipping, dropping, falling (off), plunging diving, nose-diving, plummeting, sinking, sliding to take (something) without right and with an intent to keepshe turned her back for just a moment, and somebody lifted her purse appropriating, boosting(slang), filching, heisting, hooking, misappropriating, nicking(British slang), nipping, pilfering, pinching, pocketing, purloining, ripping off, snitching, stealing, swiping, thieving burglarizing, knocking over, robbinglooting, pillaging, plundering, sackingcarjacking, hijacking(also highjacking)picking, riflingpoaching, rustling, shopliftingcollaring, grabbing, grasping, nailing, seizing, snatching, takingmooching, spongingabducting, kidnapping(also kidnaping), shanghaiing, spiriting making away with, making off with, running off with, walking off with buying, purchasingbestowing, contributing, donating, giving, handing over, presenting |