#raised
- Vindicated via apologia — Having been the object of an apologia; systematically praised, justified, or programmatically defended against accusations or general skepticism. In the analysis of ideological texts, the term describes a concept, person, or doctrine discursively rehabilitated through the intentional omission of its flaws or practical errors.
- Hoisted — Regarding flags, national ensigns, or heraldic symbols: that has been officially hoisted, raised, or flown on a ship's mast or an administrative building. Figuratively, it refers to an attitude, facial expression, or ideological conviction displayed publicly, visibly, or ostentatiously before others.
- Ardicat — A regional or archaic form for 'ridicat' (raised/lifted); having been elevated, raised, positioned higher, or built on a tall foundation. It reflects a local phonetic phenomenon encountered in the northern or western dialects, preserved in literary writings with an archaic tone.
- Self-praised — Having praised oneself, being the object of one's own eulogies; an infatuated person who exclusively attributes the merits of a collective success to themselves.