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cocked, even, horizontal, level, perpendicular, en.synonym.one, plumb, raised, rectilinear, standing, straight, upright, vertical, animate, assemble, begin, boost, build, en.synonym.one, build up, conceive, constitute, construct, contrive, create, devise, dignify, draw up, effect, elevate, ennoble, establish, exalt, fabricate, fashion, fix, fix firmly, forge, form, en.synonym.one, foster, found, frame, heave, heighten, institute, join, levitate, lift, make, manufacture, place, produce, promote, put, put together, put up, raise, rear, set, set up, sketch, stand, support, upraise, en.synonym.one, weave, tumid.

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  1. erect

    Synonyms:
    elevate, raise, establish, plant, uplift, construct, build, found, institute, set up

    Antonyms:
    lower, supplant, subvert, der press, remove, destroy, demolish

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  1. erect, vertical, uprightadjective

    upright in position or posture

    «an erect stature»; «erect flower stalks»; «for a dog, an erect tail indicates aggression»; «a column still vertical amid the ruins»; «he sat bolt upright»

    Synonyms:
    just, vertical, upright, good, perpendicular, tumid, unsloped

    Antonyms:
    prostrate, cernuous, round-backed, supine, drooping, soft, crooked, nodding, decumbent, recumbent, resupine, round-shouldered, bended, hunched, stooping, accumbent, flat, procumbent, stooped, semi-prostrate, pendulous, couchant(ip), weeping, prone, unerect, sleeping, bent, dormant(ip)

  2. tumid, erectverb

    of sexual organs; stiff and rigid

    Synonyms:
    large, vertical, upright, tumescent, declamatory, intumescent, orotund, tumid, turgid, bombastic, puffy

    Antonyms:
    accumbent, prostrate, flat, nodding, round-shouldered, bended, stooping, sleeping, semi-prostrate, procumbent, crooked, round-backed, unerect, pendulous, soft, recumbent, drooping, stooped, supine, prone, bent, weeping, dormant(ip), hunched, decumbent, cernuous, couchant(ip), resupine

  3. raise, erect, rear, set up, put upverb

    construct, build, or erect

    «Raise a barn»

    Synonyms:
    elevate, resurrect, rise up, endure, provoke, launch, fire, leaven, call forth, entrap, put, stand, kick upstairs, lift, effect, frame, upgrade, put up, fix, digest, arrange, stomach, install, set up, provide, bring up, raise, recruit, enkindle, ready, levy, found, conjure, offer, establish, upraise, rise, contribute, effectuate, stick out, tolerate, conjure up, set, brook, suffer, enhance, gear up, domiciliate, prepare, put together, can, tack, post, house, prove, put forward, invoke, pitch, evoke, assemble, piece, heighten, rear, put in, rig, instal, stir, order, elicit, ensnare, bear, nurture, parent, produce, abide, nominate, kindle, arouse, grow, tin, promote, support, advance, farm, get up, lay out, call down, tack together

    Antonyms:
    couchant(ip), cernuous, decumbent, nodding, dormant(ip), bended, weeping, drooping, semi-prostrate, round-shouldered, accumbent, round-backed, prone, hunched, stooped, procumbent, soft, resupine, pendulous, prostrate, flat, stooping, crooked, unerect, recumbent, supine, bent, sleeping

  4. rear, erectverb

    cause to rise up

    Synonyms:
    bring up, nurture, rear, rise, raise, lift, set up, parent, rise up, put up

    Antonyms:
    prostrate, round-shouldered, nodding, couchant(ip), crooked, accumbent, soft, dormant(ip), pendulous, procumbent, resupine, flat, unerect, stooped, prone, recumbent, decumbent, drooping, supine, bended, bent, cernuous, sleeping, stooping, hunched, weeping, semi-prostrate, round-backed

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  1. erectverb

    Synonyms:
    set up, place upright, set upright

  2. erectverb

    Synonyms:
    raise, build, construct

  3. erectverb

    Synonyms:
    exalt, elevate, magnify

  4. erectverb

    Synonyms:
    institute, found, form, plant, establish

  5. erectverb

    Synonyms:
    [Poetical.] cheer, animate, inspirit, enliven, encourage

  6. erectadjective

    Synonyms:
    upright, not prone

  7. erectadjective

    Synonyms:
    elevated, turned upward

  8. erectadjective

    Synonyms:
    bold, undaunted, undismayed, unterrified, firm, unshaken

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  1. erectadjective

    Synonyms:
    upright, vertical, raised, undaunted, bold, undismayed

    Antonyms:
    horizontal, recumbent, prone, inverted, oblique, cringing

  2. erectverb

    Synonyms:
    build, raise

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  1. Jane Chittick:

    I don’t think people like the Obamas with huge estates who live here in the summer will care (about the migrants), i would love to see the Obamas open up their huge property and erect tents and look after all these people while they’re being processed.

  2. Andrew Lawrence:

    What you need to do if you want an economic wood solution is to think about all the aspects from outset, you will save on the program because it’s all dry and is quick to erect and potentially, if you’re making an office building, you can leave a lot of the wood exposed, saving on the cost and time of installing finishes.

  3. Emily Brontë:

    Having leveled my palace, don’t erect a hovel and complacently admire your own charity in giving me that for a home.

  4. Prime Minister Boiko Borisov:

    The main threat is coming from the Greek border, it is very long and unprotected, and our concern is that the Greek government did not take measures in recent months. We are ready to erect a barrier if necessary.

  5. Metastasio:

    He who devises evil for another falls at last into his own pit, and the most cunning finds himself caught by what he had prepared for another. But virtue without guile, erect like the lofty palm, rises with greater vigour when it is oppressed.


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  • изправям, прав, издигам, вертикален, изправенBulgarian
  • খাড়াBengali
  • erecteCatalan, Valencian
  • vztyčitCzech
  • fondiEsperanto
  • pystyasennossa, rakentaa, pystyttää, pystyFinnish
  • togScottish Gaelic
  • tegakIndonesian
  • dritto, duro, erettoItalian
  • قیتKurdish
  • takotako, whaihanga, whakatū, toraMāori
  • исправен, простум, подига, крева, подигнатMacedonian
  • erigere, reiseNorwegian
  • wznieśćPolish
  • устанавливать, прямой, торчащий, выпрямлять, вертикальный, ощетинившийся, возводить, строить, вертикально поднятый, сооружать, распрямлятьRussian

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[ ɪɹˈɛkt], [ ɪɹˈɛkt], [ ɪ_ɹ_ˈɛ_k_t]

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    • adj.

      all (adjective)

      • erect,
      • tumid.

      Other relevant words: (adjective)

      • sheer,
      • Sideling,
      • stand-up,
      • straight,
      • prerupt,
      • declivitous,
      • straight-up,
      • steep,
      • vertical,
      • straight up,
      • upended,
      • on end,
      • upright,
      • end on,
      • perpendicular.

      perpendicular (adjective)

      • more standup,
      • more stand up,
      • straightup,
      • most stand up,
      • more straightup,
      • more straight up,
      • most straight up,
      • most straight-up,
      • most stand-up,
      • standup,
      • more straight-up,
      • most standup,
      • most straightup,
      • more stand-up.

      plumb (adjective)

      • up and down,
      • up down.

      sheer (adjective)

      • more sideling,
      • head long,
      • head-long,
      • most sideling.

      steep (adjective)

      • more lifted,
      • more prerupt,
      • most lifted,
      • most declivitous,
      • most prerupt,
      • more declivitous.

      straight (adjective)

      • collinear,
      • in a row,
      • lineal,
      • like an arrow,
      • undeviating,
      • rectilineal,
      • in line,
      • undistorted,
      • non-stop,
      • in a line,
      • uncurled.

      straight up (adjective)

      • Arrect,
      • Cocked.

      unbowed (adjective)

      • not cured.

      upright (adjective)

      • most cocked,
      • up ended,
      • most upended,
      • up standing,
      • more upended,
      • up-right,
      • up-standing,
      • up right,
      • more cocked,
      • up-ended.

      vertical (adjective)

      • longitudinal,
      • up-and-down,
      • bolt upright.
    • n.

      • extend,
      • throw up,
      • go up.

      • bring about,
      • invent,
      • catalyze,
      • set off,
      • start-off,
      • make,
      • trigger,
      • inaugurate.

      • impenetrable,
      • packed,
      • inflexible,
      • solid,
      • horizontal,
      • unyielding,
      • rock-hard,
      • rigid,
      • firm,
      • stiff.

      • on tiptoe(s),
      • upstanding,
      • spreadeagled,
      • on your feet.

      • level.

      erect (noun)

      • rampant,
      • unbent,
      • erectile,
      • standing,
      • rearing,
      • hard,
      • passant,
      • straight-backed,
      • fastigiate,
      • orthostatic,
      • unbowed,
      • statant.

      Other relevant words: (noun)

      • process.

      put-up (noun)

      • put-up.
    • v.

      assemble (verb)

      • pieces together.

      build (verb)

      • re constructing,
      • throws together,
      • jerrybuilds,
      • prefabricating,
      • jerry build,
      • jerrybuilding,
      • pre-fabricates,
      • knocked together,
      • knocking together,
      • re construct,
      • pre fabricated,
      • superstructing,
      • re constructed,
      • pre fabricating,
      • prefabricates,
      • jerry-builds,
      • re-constructing,
      • jerry builds,
      • re-constructs,
      • re-construct,
      • pre-fabricating,
      • jerrybuilt,
      • knocks together,
      • pre-fabricate,
      • pre-fabricated,
      • re constructs,
      • pre fabricate,
      • jerry built,
      • re-constructed,
      • superstructs,
      • jerry-building,
      • threw together,
      • fits together,
      • pre fabricates,
      • superstructed,
      • throwing together.

      build; establish (verb)

      • upraise,
      • assemble,
      • plant,
      • compose,
      • manufacture,
      • stand up,
      • organize,
      • pitch,
      • effect,
      • initiate,
      • institute,
      • shape,
      • put together,
      • elevate,
      • join,
      • make up,
      • forge,
      • mount,
      • heighten.

      cock (verb)

      • sticked up,
      • stands erect,
      • stands up,
      • stood erect.

      construct (verb)

      • de-sign,
      • de-signed,
      • pre fab,
      • de signed,
      • in-venting,
      • in-vent,
      • cobbled up,
      • de-signs,
      • de sign,
      • hoking up,
      • cobbles up,
      • prefabbing,
      • prefabbed,
      • fudging together,
      • in vents,
      • hokes up,
      • trumping up,
      • in-vented,
      • fudges together,
      • fudged together,
      • in venting,
      • de signs,
      • de-signing,
      • in-vents,
      • in vent,
      • trumps up,
      • cobbling up,
      • in vented,
      • de signing,
      • hoked up.

      create (verb)

      • bring pass,
      • pro creates,
      • in-vests,
      • bring in to existence,
      • brought in to existence,
      • pro create,
      • brings into being,
      • be-gotten,
      • gave life to,
      • in vested,
      • de-vise,
      • pro-creates,
      • caused to be,
      • in vest,
      • pro created,
      • bringing in to being,
      • dis-covering,
      • giving birth to,
      • brings in to being,
      • caused be,
      • pro creating,
      • bring in to being,
      • causes to be,
      • bringing into existence,
      • causing be,
      • causes be,
      • dis covers,
      • in vests,
      • brings in to existence,
      • brought in to being,
      • brings into existence,
      • cause be,
      • bringing in to existence,
      • pro-create,
      • dis covered,
      • de-vising,
      • be-getting,
      • be gotten,
      • de vising,
      • in-vesting,
      • in-vest,
      • bringing into being,
      • dis-covers,
      • de vised,
      • giving life to,
      • dis cover,
      • pro-creating,
      • be getting,
      • dis-cover,
      • in-vested,
      • dis covering,
      • causing to be,
      • dis-covered,
      • de-vised,
      • de vise,
      • pro-created,
      • gives life to.

      crown (verb)

      • de-legates,
      • de legates,
      • end owed,
      • in-ducted,
      • coronates,
      • in-ducting,
      • in ducted,
      • in stall,
      • in-ducts,
      • in-duct,
      • in duct,
      • in stalled,
      • de-legate,
      • in stalling,
      • in-stalled,
      • coronating,
      • in-stalling,
      • Coronated,
      • in stalls,
      • in ducting,
      • in ducts,
      • end-owed,
      • end owing,
      • in-stalls,
      • in-stall,
      • de legate,
      • end-owing.

      dignify (verb)

      • sub limed,
      • sub-limes,
      • pro moting,
      • sub liming,
      • sub limes,
      • pro-motes,
      • sub lime,
      • sub-limed,
      • pro-mote,
      • pro-moting,
      • sub-liming,
      • sub-lime.

      elevate (verb)

      • rise,
      • escalate,
      • levitate,
      • uplift.

      establish (verb)

      • domiciliates,
      • de-creed,
      • laid foundation,
      • rang in,
      • de creed,
      • ringed in,
      • pro vides,
      • starting ball rolling,
      • ringing in,
      • pro-viding,
      • pro vided,
      • pro-vided,
      • de-crees,
      • pro-vides,
      • rivetted,
      • de crees,
      • rivetting,
      • de cree,
      • starts ball rolling,
      • pro viding,
      • pro-vide,
      • lays foundation,
      • laying foundation,
      • started ball rolling,
      • rings in,
      • de-cree,
      • pro vide.

      exalt (verb)

      • payed tribute to,
      • trans figures,
      • up-grading,
      • ex-tolled,
      • up grades,
      • set pedestal,
      • trans-figuring,
      • ex tolled,
      • paid tribute to,
      • trans figured,
      • up-grades,
      • sets pedestal,
      • ex-tolling,
      • up-grade,
      • paying homage to,
      • trans-figured,
      • ex tolling,
      • trans-figure,
      • pays homage to,
      • paying tribute to,
      • setting pedestal,
      • up graded,
      • up-graded,
      • up grade,
      • paid homage to,
      • trans figuring,
      • up grading,
      • trans-figures,
      • trans figure,
      • pays tribute to,
      • setting on pedestal,
      • sets on pedestal,
      • payed homage to.

      fabricate (verb)

      • headed trip,
      • thinking up,
      • heading trip,
      • whomps up,
      • whomped up,
      • thinks up,
      • whomping up,
      • heads trip.

      form (verb)

      • out line,
      • out lining,
      • out lined,
      • out-lining,
      • out-lined,
      • out-line,
      • out-lines,
      • out lines.

      found (verb)

      • gat going,
      • re sting,
      • settling up,
      • settles up,
      • be-gun,
      • gotten going,
      • starts up,
      • be gun,
      • be ginning,
      • be-ginning,
      • started the ball rolling,
      • starts the ball rolling,
      • starting the ball rolling,
      • starting up,
      • gets going,
      • settled up,
      • re-sting.

      hammer out (verb)

      • ex cogitating,
      • fights through,
      • thrashes out,
      • ex-cogitated,
      • thrashed out,
      • ex cogitate,
      • thrashing out,
      • ex-cogitate,
      • fighting through,
      • sorts out,
      • ex-cogitates,
      • fought through,
      • ex-cogitating,
      • ex cogitated,
      • ex cogitates.

      honor (verb)

      • gave key city,
      • were true,
      • give key city,
      • gives key city,
      • were faithful,
      • being true,
      • living to,
      • is faithful,
      • wast faithful,
      • wert true,
      • gives glad hand,
      • lives to,
      • are faithful,
      • lived to,
      • rolled out red carpet,
      • living up to,
      • live to,
      • looking up to,
      • was faithful,
      • was true,
      • being faithful,
      • giving key to city,
      • giving key city,
      • are true,
      • gave glad hand,
      • rolls out red carpet,
      • gives key to city,
      • art true,
      • wast true,
      • lives up to,
      • am faithful,
      • rolling out red carpet,
      • looked up to,
      • wert faithful,
      • am true,
      • gave key to city,
      • looked to,
      • giving glad hand,
      • looks to,
      • looks up to,
      • lived up to.

      lift (verb)

      • dis appearing,
      • dis appeared,
      • bearing aloft,
      • up hove,
      • moves up,
      • bore aloft,
      • upheaves,
      • dis perse,
      • dis-perse,
      • jumped up,
      • dis-appears,
      • raising high,
      • jumps up,
      • dis appears,
      • up-heaved,
      • raised high,
      • uphove,
      • up heaves,
      • up heave,
      • up-heaving,
      • moving up,
      • dis-appearing,
      • up-heave,
      • bears aloft,
      • raises high,
      • up heaved,
      • bare aloft,
      • dis-appear,
      • up-heaves,
      • up heaving,
      • beared aloft,
      • up-hove,
      • dis-appeared,
      • dis appear,
      • jumping up.

      panegyrize (verb)

      • sing someone praises,
      • sang someone’s praises,
      • sung someones praises,
      • singing someones praises,
      • singing someone’s praises,
      • sing someones praises,
      • sings someones praises,
      • sung someone praises,
      • sings someone praises,
      • sang someone praises,
      • singing someone praises,
      • sings someone’s praises,
      • sung someone’s praises,
      • sang someones praises.

      produce (verb)

      • de-livered,
      • showing fruit,
      • de-livers,
      • gave forth,
      • showed fruit,
      • de livers,
      • pro-duces,
      • multi-plying,
      • re-turning,
      • pro-duce,
      • gave birth,
      • pro duce,
      • brought forth,
      • pre-sent,
      • re-produce,
      • re produced,
      • pre sent,
      • re turn,
      • re-producing,
      • re-turned,
      • de livering,
      • multi-plied,
      • multi plying,
      • de liver,
      • de-liver,
      • re-produces,
      • gives birth,
      • de livered,
      • re-turns,
      • pro duces,
      • Re-turn,
      • re-produced,
      • re producing,
      • shows fruit,
      • brings forth,
      • de-livering,
      • re produces,
      • gives forth,
      • re turning,
      • re turns,
      • pre-sents.

      raise (verb)

      • puts its end,
      • putting on its end,
      • placing up,
      • placed up,
      • upcasting,
      • up casting,
      • put its end,
      • up-cast,
      • running up,
      • puts on its end,
      • places up,
      • sets upright,
      • up cast,
      • putting its end,
      • up-casting,
      • upcasts,
      • ran up,
      • up-casts,
      • setting upright,
      • up casts.

      set up (verb)

      • in spired,
      • pre pare,
      • pre pared,
      • making provision for,
      • pre paring,
      • in-spire,
      • pre-arranges,
      • intro duce,
      • pre arrange,
      • in-spires,
      • ushered in,
      • pre-pared,
      • ex-cites,
      • pre-arranged,
      • pre-arrange,
      • in spiring,
      • in spire,
      • ex citing,
      • ex cites,
      • pre arranging,
      • intro duces,
      • pre-paring,
      • ex-cite,
      • in spires,
      • ex cite,
      • pre-arranging,
      • makes provision for,
      • pre arranges,
      • ex cited,
      • ex-cited,
      • intro-duces,
      • pre-pare,
      • prearranging,
      • made provision for,
      • pre pares,
      • in-spired,
      • intro-duce,
      • in-spiring.

      stand (verb)

      • be feet,
      • was on feet,
      • wert erect,
      • was feet,
      • being erect,
      • wast erect,
      • wast on feet,
      • was erect,
      • wert on feet,
      • are erect,
      • is erect,
      • am on feet,
      • were erect,
      • being feet,
      • dis-pose,
      • were vertical,
      • wert vertical,
      • being on feet,
      • wert feet,
      • art vertical,
      • was vertical,
      • are feet,
      • were on feet,
      • is on feet,
      • wast vertical,
      • were feet,
      • being vertical,
      • are vertical,
      • am erect,
      • dis posing,
      • dis-posing,
      • is vertical,
      • wast feet,
      • art feet,
      • am vertical,
      • is feet,
      • dis posed,
      • dis pose,
      • dis-posed,
      • are on feet.

      upraise (verb)

      • up raise,
      • up-raise,
      • up raised,
      • up raises,
      • up-raises,
      • up-raised,
      • up-raising,
      • up raising.

      uprear (verb)

      • up rear,
      • up-rear,
      • up rearing,
      • up reared,
      • up-rearing,
      • up-reared,
      • up-rears,
      • up rears.
    • Other synonyms:

      • barricade,
      • rebuild,
      • build on,
      • add on to,
      • rectilinear,
      • reconstruct,
      • Uprear,
      • dam.

      • knee-deep,
      • linear.

      • raised.

      • plumb,
      • true.

      • parallel.

      • flush,
      • forward.

      • square.

      cock

      • stick up,
      • humped,
      • sticks up,
      • stood up,
      • stand erect,
      • humping,
      • sticking up,
      • standing erect,
      • stuck up,
      • perked up,
      • standing up.

      create

      • brought into being,
      • give birth to,
      • authored,
      • Instituting,
      • Spawned,
      • gives birth to,
      • parented,
      • brought into existence,
      • authoring,
      • parenting,
      • Initiating,
      • gave birth to,
      • cause to be,
      • give life to,
      • Siring,
      • bring into being,
      • Sired,
      • bring into existence.

      elevate

      • shoot up,
      • shooting up,
      • elevated,
      • Ramped,
      • stilt,
      • hike up,
      • ramp,
      • stilts,
      • fetch up,
      • jack up,
      • shot up,
      • Ramping.

      hammer out

      • sort out,
      • thrash out,
      • sorted out,
      • fight through,
      • sorting out,
      • hammer out.

      jack

      • jacked.

      Other relevant words:

      • lift,
      • jump up,
      • coronate,
      • Domiciliated,
      • moor,
      • predicate,
      • upheaving,
      • mold,
      • Patted,
      • jack,
      • jerry building,
      • Moored,
      • raise high,
      • be faithful,
      • roll out red carpet,
      • be true,
      • lift up,
      • fudge together,
      • panelling,
      • upcast,
      • lifts up,
      • cobble up,
      • prefabricate,
      • produce,
      • give glad hand,
      • start up,
      • carpentered,
      • Haloed,
      • lifted up,
      • Lathed,
      • run up,
      • formulated,
      • molding,
      • enthrones,
      • set up,
      • encases,
      • prefabs,
      • fashion,
      • sets down,
      • structured,
      • crown,
      • heft,
      • bottomed,
      • Hefted,
      • jerry-build,
      • transfigure,
      • rivet,
      • prearranged,
      • upheaved,
      • construct,
      • Immortalized,
      • lever,
      • encasing,
      • rivets,
      • is true,
      • sets up,
      • enthroned,
      • Bottoming,
      • fit together,
      • Hefting,
      • create,
      • dignify,
      • pay homage to,
      • be erect,
      • sing someone’s praises,
      • shingle,
      • got going,
      • place up,
      • raise,
      • settle up,
      • lath,
      • gooses,
      • Haloing,
      • piecing together,
      • sculpts,
      • sublimes,
      • found,
      • moved up,
      • encase,
      • Evolved,
      • Valuing,
      • lifting up,
      • give key to city,
      • Panelled,
      • sublimed,
      • prefabricated,
      • fitted together,
      • move up,
      • framing,
      • get going,
      • Revering,
      • prefab,
      • setting down,
      • be on feet,
      • sculpting,
      • piece together,
      • shingling,
      • set on pedestal,
      • pieced together,
      • build,
      • Carpentering,
      • set upright,
      • form,
      • ring in,
      • memorialize,
      • start ball rolling,
      • hefts,
      • look to,
      • frame,
      • set down,
      • Soared,
      • sculpted,
      • enthroning,
      • Shingled,
      • put up,
      • levered,
      • ensconce,
      • Lathing,
      • rear,
      • Domiciliating,
      • jerrybuild,
      • put on its end,
      • lay foundation,
      • exalt,
      • goosed,
      • sculpt,
      • upheave,
      • start the ball rolling,
      • Laths,
      • envisions,
      • Whomp Up,
      • founding,
      • prearranges,
      • fitting together,
      • cock,
      • matted,
      • Panegyrize,
      • pay tribute to,
      • enthrone,
      • shingles,
      • goose,
      • runs up,
      • synthesize,
      • fabricate,
      • knock together,
      • live up to,
      • make provision for,
      • bear aloft,
      • look up to,
      • hoist,
      • honor,
      • goosing,
      • usher in,
      • establish,
      • Superstruct,
      • hoke up,
      • looking to,
      • structuring,
      • Riveted,
      • modelling,
      • trump up,
      • think up,
      • ushers in,
      • paneling,
      • be vertical,
      • Subliming,
      • prearrange,
      • Patting,
      • levering,
      • throw together,
      • getting going,
      • stand,
      • started up,
      • glorify,
      • pre-fab,
      • domiciliate,
      • paneled.

      produce

      • give birth,
      • giving birth,
      • bringing forth,
      • give forth,
      • bring forth,
      • flowered,
      • giving forth,
      • produces,
      • show fruit.

      put together

      • brought together,
      • bring together,
      • bringing together,
      • brings together.

    How to use «Erect» in context?

    Erect is defined as standing upright with the feet firmly on the ground. The word comes from the Latin erectus, which means «standing up.» It is a perfect word to describe the feeling of being in perfect shape. It can also be used as a verb to mean «to make (someone) stand up.» Erectness is something you either have or you don’t. You can’t fake it. There are a few ways to increase your chances of becoming erect: getting enough protein, plenty of fluids and exercise, and avoiding excessive amounts of caffeine.

    Paraphrases for Erect:

    Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
    • Independent

      • Verb, base form
        build, characterize, compile, construct, criminalize, designate, develop, lay, lift, pose, put, raise, reconstruct, travel.
    • Other Related

      • Adjective
        upright.
      • Verb, base form
        activate, create, establish, install, set, Establishing.

    Homophones for Erect:

    • Erik Satie, erst, earshot, eruct, ergot.

    Hyponym for Erect:

    • v.

      • creation
        build, make, construct.
      • motion
        get up, lift, bring up, raise, elevate.

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    Synonyms:
    admonitory,
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    idealise,
    monitory,
    prophylactic,
    warning,
    RETD,
    riflery,
    twist tie,
    fistbump.

    Nearby words

    • ere then
    • erebus
    • erechtheion
    • erechtheum
    • Erechtites Hieracifolia
    • Erect
    • (every) now and then/again
    • e
    • E B White
    • e banking
    • e bankings

    Resources

    • ERECT synonyms at Thesaurus.com
    • ERECT synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
    • Powerthesaurus.org
      — ERECT synonyms
    • Collins Dictionary — synonyms of ERECT
    • YourDictionary
      — another words for ERECT

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