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Raise means to elevate (something upwards).Rise means to ascend.Raze means to destroy.? Raise and Rise The word raise means to lift or elevate.? Rise means to move from a lower position to a higher position. It has the same meaning as to ascend. The past tense of rise is rose. There is no such word as rised.He is raising the red ball.With raise, there is usually something lifting something else.The blue ball is rising.With rise, the object ascends itself. Remember, raise is not always about lifting - you can raise a question and raise children. The stagehands need to raise the platform so it is high enough for the whole audience to see the bands. Wearing a sheer skirt will rise a few eyebrows. (should be raise)The sheer skirt made his eyebrows rise. Running the marathon will help to raise funds. correctly named book It would be too expensive to rise the remnants of the Titanic. (should be to raise the remnants of Titanic)? TRANSITIVE VERBS I rose my eyebrows. My eyebrows rose. (Here, rose is not acting on anything.)Watch the moon rise. I plan to keep chickens when I retire. The council increased house prices 20 per cent. I can feel my blood pressure increasing. That will make your hair stand on end. You can ask questions at any point during the lecture. The sun is ascending to its highest point. Meet my demands or I will destroy your town.