upraiser
upraiser noun: one who upraises something.
Noun
upraiser (plural upraisers)
- One who upraises something.
- Protestantism is that divided house, and its severed members testify against it now to show its more and more nearly approaching dissolution, as its first builders imitated the upraisers of Babel and were confounded in their tongues […]1882, James Andrew Corcoran, Patrick John Ryan, Edmond Francis Prendergast, The American Catholic Quarterly Review, volume 7, page 71
Forms of upraiser
| plural | upraisers |
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Origin of upraiser
From upraise + -er.
Questions about upraiser
- What does upraiser mean?
- Upraiser means one who upraises something.
- What part of speech is upraiser?
- Upraiser is a noun.
- What is the plural of upraiser?
- The plural of upraiser is upraisers.
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