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“exalted”
exalt (verb), exalts; exalted; exalting
1. To glorify, to praise, or to honor: Bertha's behavior in her political position has exalted the power and prestige of her office.
2. To highly praise someone or something: The teacher's scholastic evaluations have exalted Clifton's learning skills to such a degree that he can be assured of getting a scholarship for his advanced studies in a university.
2. To highly praise someone or something: The teacher's scholastic evaluations have exalted Clifton's learning skills to such a degree that he can be assured of getting a scholarship for his advanced studies in a university.
The retiring medical doctor was exalted by his medical colleagues for his outstanding career.
3. To present something in a way that is very favorable or even too favorable: Willard exalts his contributions to the settlement of the labor dispute with his company.exalted (adjective), more exalted, most exalted
1. Elevated in rank, character, or status: Despite his youth, Ross rose to an exalted position in his company."
2. Exaggerated, excessively high, or inflated: Elaine has an exalted opinion of her contributions to the success of the project.
2. Exaggerated, excessively high, or inflated: Elaine has an exalted opinion of her contributions to the success of the project.
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