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Erect
Erect
a.
Upright
, or
having
a
vertical
position
;
not
inverted
;
not
leaning
or
bent
;
not
prone
; as, to
stand
erect
.
Erect
a.
Directed
upward
;
raised
;
uplifted
.
Erect
a.
Bold
;
confident
;
free
from
depression
;
undismayed
.
Erect
a.
Watchful
;
alert
.
Erect
a.
Standing
upright
,
with
reference
to
the
earth
's
surface
, or to
the
surface
to
which
it is
attached
.
Erect
a.
Elevated
, as
the
tips
of
wings
,
heads
of
serpents
,
etc
.
Erect
v. t.
To
raise
and
place
in an
upright
or
perpendicular
position
; to
set
upright
; to
raise
; as, to
erect
a
pole
, a
flagstaff
, a
monument
,
etc
.
Erect
v. t.
To
raise
, as a
building
; to
build
; to
construct
; as, to
erect
a
house
or a
fort
; to
set
up; to
put
together
the
component
parts
of, as of a
machine
.
Erect
v. t.
To
lift
up; to
elevate
; to
exalt
; to
magnify
.
Erect
v. t.
To
animate
; to
encourage
; to
cheer
.
Erect
v. t.
To
set
up as an
assertion
or
consequence
from
premises
, or
the
like
.
Erect
v. t.
To
set
up or
establish
; to
found
; to
form
; to
institute
.
Erect
v. i.
To
rise
upright
.
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