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exalt

UK
/ɪɡˈzɔːlt/
US
/ɪɡˈzɑlt/

Translations

exaltverb
exalted
Past Simple
exalted
Past Participle
exalting
Gerund
UK
/ɪɡˈzɔːlt/
US
/ɪɡˈzɑlt/
exalterAu sens de remplir de joie, de fierté ou d’enthousiasme; emploi soutenu.
She was exalted by the unexpected kindness of strangers.
Elle était exaltée par l’inattendue gentillesse d’inconnus.
exalterAu sens de renforcer, intensifier ou porter à un degré plus élevé.
The music seemed to exalt the emotions of the audience.
La musique semblait exalter les émotions du public.
exalterSens courant et littéraire : louer de manière enthousiaste, glorifier.
The community gathered to exalt the achievements of the local hero.
La communauté s’est réunie pour exalter les exploits du héros local.
promouvoirPour le sens de hisser à un rang supérieur, surtout dans un contexte de hiérarchie ou de dignité.
The king decided to exalt the knight for his bravery in battle.
Le roi a décidé de promouvoir le chevalier pour sa bravoure au combat.
Synonyms
elevate
raise
lift
glorify
extol
celebrate
honor
magnify
aggrandize
Antonyms
humble
degrade
lower
disparage

Definitions

exaltverb
To raise in rank, power, or character.
The king decided to exalt the knight for his bravery in battle.
To praise highly; glorify.
The community gathered to exalt the achievements of the local hero.
To stimulate or intensify the activity of.
The music seemed to exalt the emotions of the audience.
To fill with great joy, pride, or elation; uplift emotionally.
She was exalted by the unexpected kindness of strangers.
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