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Definition of exalted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
praisepraised or honored highly
- The scientist was exalted for her groundbreaking research.
2.
statushigh in rank or position
- He holds an exalted position in the company.
3.
happinessDated extremely happy or elatedDated
- She felt exalted after winning the award.
4.
moralsnoble or lofty in character
- Her exalted ideals inspired many people.
Expressions with exalted
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very high or important position in society or work
He rose to an exalted station in the government.
among people who are famous, powerful, or respected
She found herself in exalted company at the awards dinner.
person of high rank or status
The king was known as the exalted one.
person with high social or professional rank
The king was a man of exalted station.
Origin of exalted
Latin, exaltare (to raise up)
Terms with exalted included in their meaning
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exalted
of high moral or intellectual value
status
very high or exalted in status
status
honored or exalted in status
emotion
exalted or feeling elation
exaltation
place in a high or exalted position
perfection
exalted to an ideal perfection or excellence
spirituality
exalted or of a higher nature
acr: Subhanahu wa-ta'ala
phrase meaning 'Glory to Him, the Exalted'
Examples of exalted in a sentence
Her bravery was exalted by the entire community. She was invited to the exalted gathering of world leaders. His exalted status in academia was well-deserved. He was exalted by the news of his promotion. The team felt exalted after their victory. He acted from an exalted sense of duty.
The judge praised her exalted generosity.
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- French:honoré, élevé, ...
- German:gefeiert, erhaben, ...
- Italian:esaltato, elevato, ...
- Spanish:exaltado, elevado, ...
- Portuguese:exaltado, elevado, ...
- Chinese:崇高, 崇高的, ...
- Japanese:称賛された, 高い地位の, ...
- Arabic:مُمَجَّد, رَفِيع, ...
- Hebrew:מְרוֹמָם, רָם מַעֲלָה, ...
- Russian:восхваляемый, возвышенный, ...
- Ukrainian:високо оцінений, високий, ...
- Hindi:सम्मानित, उच्च, ...
Definition of exalt - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
elevate statusraise to a higher rank or position
- The company decided to exalt her to the position of CEO..
2.
glorifypraise enthusiastically
- The crowd began to exalt the hero's brave deeds..
3.
emotionfill with joy or delight
- The news exalted him beyond measure.
Origin of exalt
Latin, exaltare (to raise high)
Examples of exalt in a sentence
They exalt their leaders with grand ceremonies. They exalt their leader's vision for the future. The community will exalt those who contribute selflessly. The beautiful scenery exalted her spirits. Winning the award exalted the entire team.
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- French:élever, glorifier, ...
- German:erheben, verherrlichen, ...
- Italian:elevare, esaltare, ...
- Spanish:exaltar, alabar, ...
- Portuguese:exaltar, glorificar, ...
- Chinese:提升, 赞美, ...
- Japanese:昇進させる, 称賛する, ...
- Arabic:يَرْفَع, مَجَّدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְרוֹמֵם, לְהַלֵּל, ...
- Russian:возвышать, восхвалять, ...
- Ukrainian:підвищувати, прославляти, ...
- Hindi:पदोन्नत करना, प्रशंसा करना, ...
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