Exaltée (en. Exalted)

[ɛɡ.zal.te]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench
adjective
Qualifies a state of intense excitement or passion.
She was exalted by the beauty of the painting.
Elle était exaltaée par la beauté du tableau.
Refers to a person who expresses strong fervor.
The speaker was exalted and captivated the audience.
L'orateur était exaltée et a captivé le public.
Can also refer to a state of euphoria or great joy.
After the victory, the whole team was exalted.
Après la victoire, toute l'équipe était exaltée.

Etymology

From the verb 'exalter', derived from the Latin 'exaltare', which means 'to elevate, to glorify'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to be exalted
To be in a state of great excitement or passion.
être exaltée
exalted to the skies
To be extremely attentive or satisfied to the point of losing sense of reality.
exaltée jusqu'au ciel
to have an exalted experience
To undergo an experience that is both intense and emotional.
vivre une expérience exaltée

Related Words

exaltation
A state of great joy or enthusiasm.
exaltation
exhilarating
That which provokes exaltation.
exaltant
exaltant
A person or thing that excites or exalts.
exaltateur

Slang Meanings

To be in 'high' mode
After this concert, I am completely exalted, I am in 'high' mode.
Après ce concert, je suis complètement exaltée, je suis en mode 'high'.
To have the sacred fire
When she talks about her project, you can tell she has the sacred fire, she is truly exalted.
Quand elle parle de son projet, on sent qu'elle a le feu sacré, elle est vraiment exaltée.