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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at raised" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used appropriately.
Example: "The flag was at raised position during the ceremony." (Note: This example is incorrect due to the phrase itself.)
Alternatives: "at attention" or "in position".
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The Ottoman cadets' sense that emulating such European practices put them in the vanguard deepened as they moved through their days sleeping on raised beds, eating at raised tables, and studying German and French at raised desks set in rows.
Passengers wait at raised stops, which resemble train platforms.
Investigate the rate looks at raised heart rates triggered by some extensive Wimbledon play.
A surprisingly large number of figures from the conservative establishment — commentators, radio hosts, Trump family members, and other Republican figures — shared, liked, hinted at, raised questions about or otherwise endorsed a fringe theory that the attacks were a "false flag," — a staged attack designed to advance the political goals of the very people it seemed intended to hurt.
In past and sometimes at present, feathers are roasted or treated at raised temperature and pressure.
One of Shapiro's [27] arguments against the availability of adenine on the early Earth is its hydrolysis at raised temperatures.
Similar(42)
Mr. Obama proved unusually good at raising money.
But Mr Romney is good at raising money.
He also hinted at raising the retirement age.
Each answer you arrive at raises another set of questions.
He has also proved more adept at raising money.
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