Definition of "high-raised" [high•-raised]

• Elevated; raised aloft; upreared. (adjective)
• Elated with great ideas or hopes. (adjective)

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• "What notes, what high-raised strains shall tell my joy?"
• "Admiral Porter, Incidents of the Civil War, p.204Via a Wordorigins thread about the phrase "I have seen the elephant," interesting in its own right—it's apparently a southwestern expression meaning either 'to see it all, to experience it all' or 'to undergo any disappointment of high-raised expectations,' depending on who you believe."
• "Stoutly stood with his shield high-raised the warrior king, as the worm now coiled together amain: the mailed-one waited."