uplift
to make someone feel better and more positive
To make someone feel happier, more hopeful, or more confident.
to lift something up
To raise something up, especially into a higher position.
to help people or society become better
To improve the quality of life, status, or standards of a person or group, or to encourage higher moral or cultural standards.
an increase, especially in sales or results
An increase in a measurable result, especially in business or marketing.
a happy, hopeful feeling
A feeling of encouragement, optimism, or emotional lightness.
a slow rise of the ground because of earth forces
The rising of part of the Earth’s surface, caused by geological forces such as plate movement.
- Base: uplift
- Plural: uplift
- Base: uplift
- 3rd Person Singular: uplifts
- Present Participle: uplifting
- Past: uplifted
uplift (someone's) spirits
1make someone feel happier
to make someone feel better and happier
- A few minutes of sunlight can really uplift your spirits.
- Her message uplifted his spirits before the exam.
- They played upbeat songs to uplift everyone’s spirits.
- Talking to friends uplifts my spirits.
uplift bra
1bra that lifts and supports
a bra that lifts the breasts
- She bought an uplift bra for extra support.
- This uplift bra has wider straps and a firmer band.
- The ad claims the uplift bra creates a smoother shape under clothes.
- I need an uplift bra for support.
uplift modeling
1predict incremental treatment effect
a method to measure how much a campaign really changes behavior
- The team used uplift modeling to target customers who were most likely to respond to the offer.
- Uplift modeling helps estimate the incremental impact of a campaign, not just correlation.
- They compared uplift modeling results across different customer segments.