Exalted

/ɪɡˈzɔːl.tɪd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To raise in rank, honor, power, or character; to elevate.

The leader sought to exalt his nation through acts of charity and leadership.

To praise highly; to glorify.

The community exalted her for her unwavering commitment to help the less fortunate.

adjective

Held in high regard; elevated in status or character.

The scientist was exalted for her groundbreaking research in renewable energy.

Extremely happy or proud; in a state of elation.

He felt exalted after receiving the award for his contributions to the community.

Raised or elevated in rank or character.

The king held an exalted position in society, commanding respect from all.

From Latin 'exaltare', meaning 'to raise high'.

exalted state:

A condition of extreme happiness or pride.

exalted position:

A rank or status that is very high or esteemed.

On a high or excited emotional state.

After the concert, everyone was feeling exalted.