Lift and Scale

Lift

Lift verb - To move or extend upward.

Usage example: once the sun started to cut through the morning fog, the colorful hot-air balloons began to lift off from the field

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Scale and lift are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Scale" instead a verb "Lift".

Nearby Words: lifted, lifting, lifter

Scale verb - To find out the size, extent, or amount of.

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Lift and scale are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Lift" instead a verb "Scale".

Nearby Words: scaled, scaling, scalable

old	old lift	old scale
exact	exact lift	exact scale
small	small lift	small scale
actual	actual lift	actual scale
Other adjectives: massive, large, personal, major, greater, different, talking.

man	lift man	scale man
body	lift body	scale body
way	lift way	scale way
size	lift size	scale size
Other words: mountains, castle, enemy, feet, enemies, buildings.

Champions uses a logarithmic scale for strength; a Strength of 300 is actually enough to lift, oh, a smallish mountain range.

Source: Statistically Speaking
The Growth advantage uses what could be called the square/square law: strength measured in weight you can lift only needs to scale with the square of height.

Source: Tabletop Game / GURPS
And on a lesser scale, once she's reading she tends to be oblivious to most things (such as being used as a weight-lift by Yang, or that Ruby is fighting off-screen with a Grimm), which wasn't the case in the main show.

Source: Web Animation / RWBY Chibi

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