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Traditional English :: exaltation
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exaltation.html - n. 1 the act or an instance of exalting; the state of being exalted. 2 elation; rapturous emotion. [ME f. OF exaltation or LL exaltatio (as EXALT)] |
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Traditional English :: exalt
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exaltation.html - v.tr. 1 raise in rank or power etc. 2 praise highly. 3 (usu. as exalted adj.) make lofty or noble (exalted aims; an exalted style). exaltedly adv. exaltedness n. exalter n. [ME f. L exaltare (as EX-(1), altus high)] |
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Traditional English :: exaltation
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exaltation.html - n. 1 the act or an instance of exalting; the state of being exalted. 2 elation; rapturous emotion. [ME f. OF exaltation or LL exaltatio (as EXALT)] |
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Traditional English :: exalt
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exaltation.html - v.tr. 1 raise in rank or power etc. 2 praise highly. 3 (usu. as exalted adj.) make lofty or noble (exalted aims; an exalted style). exaltedly adv. exaltedness n. exalter n. [ME f. L exaltare (as EX-(1), altus high)] |
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Traditional English :: exaltation
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exaltation.html - n. 1 the act or an instance of exalting; the state of being exalted. 2 elation; rapturous emotion. [ME f. OF exaltation or LL exaltatio (as EXALT)] |
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English Idioms :: example
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exaltation.html - See: FOR EXAMPLE, MAKE AN EXAMPLE OF. |
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