What is another word for beared aloft?
Pronunciation: [bˈe͡əd ɐlˈɒft] (IPA) 
"Beared aloft" is a phrase commonly used to describe a person or an object being lifted high. There are several synonyms for this phrase, including "hoisted," "elevated," "uplifted," "lifted," "carried high," and "raised." Each of these words suggests a sense of elevation, whether through physical strength or metaphorical significance. "Hoisted" implies a sense of effort and may be used to describe lifting a heavy object, while "uplifted" suggests a more lofty, spiritual sense of being lifted up. "Carried high" may suggest a sense of pride or admiration, while "elevated" and "raised" simply describe the physical act of lifting something up.
