v. 1 to rise and float apparently without hindrance from the force of gravity; 2 to cause to rise and float in such a way esp. by magical power.
The magician tried to levitate the woman.
The magician tried to levitate the woman.
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High-speed maglev trains make extensive use of magnets to levitate the cars.
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Who was A.J. going to levitate at the church?
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be suspended; gravity; drift; float; fly
drop
3 syllables
lev-i-tate
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