uplifting
edificante
definition
verb
her uplifted face
lift (something) up; raise.
people leave my shows feeling uplifted
elevate or stimulate (someone) morally or spiritually.
adjective
an uplifting tune
morally or spiritually elevating; inspiring happiness or hope.
example
In the second movement Andante, Menissier employs delectable registrations to highlight the 'uplifting' nature of the music.
At their best, they are stories we can appreciate regardless of whether they are remotely true, morally 'uplifting' , or practically significant.
Every night, you know, we try to close with a musical number of an 'uplifting' nature.
The church or cathedral spire would be built over a vortex to promote the most spiritually 'uplifting' experience for worshippers.
The film is absorbing rather than depressing, 'uplifting' rather than sad.
John, I like what you said about contribute to society, very motivational, 'uplifting' .
You do not go to the UN to see 'uplifting' moral authority in action.
Robert Force has been playing the mountain dulcimer for over 30 years, delivering wildly 'uplifting' performances around the globe.
To bring the beneficent influence of the countryside into the city, parks provided " 'uplifting' " rural scenery.
Rigorously avoiding sentimentality, Jacobson opts instead for something far more 'uplifting' , which is honesty.
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