uprear
Lift up vertically
To uprear is to raise up or lift, especially something large or imposing: The horse upreared on its hind legs.
The word appears most often in literary or poetic contexts, describing things that rise majestically: Mountains upreared against the sky.
It can also mean to raise or nurture young, though this sense is archaic.
Raise with tackle
- liftMechanism for vertical transport
- elevateTo raise upward
- heaveForceful lift or throw
- upraiseTo lift upward
erect · boost · uplift · heighten · upthrust · levitate · uphold · jack
Create a structure
- erectVertical in position
- raiseLift or increase
- assembleJoin parts together
- establishCreate formally, permanently
found · scaffold · framework · structure · edifice · monument · pillar · column
hoist
Raise with tackle
upraise · erect · boost · uplift · heighten · upthrust · levitate · uphold · jack · winch
build
Create a structure
establish · found · scaffold · framework · structure · edifice · monument · pillar · column · obelisk
upright
Vertical or morally sound
- verticalAt right angles groundward
- standingPosition, physical or social
- perpendicularAt right angles
plumb · towering · lofty · skyward · columnar · straight · rigid · stiff · raised · elevated
raise
Lift or increase
nurture · tend · grow · train · educate · mentor · groom · shepherd · guide