exalting

• Adjetivo arcaico que significa «alabar mucho» o «elevar en estatus o dignidad»; rara vez se usa en inglés moderno.

An archaic adjective meaning 'praising highly' or 'elevating in status or dignity'; rarely used in modern English.

1. Tending to exaltC1formal

   Having the quality of raising someone or something to a higher rank, position, or state of happiness.

   que eleva o enaltece

   • The music had an exalting effect on the audience.
   • Her speech was exalting, inspiring everyone to aim higher.
   • The view from the summit was an exalting experience.

   Sinónimosedifyingennoblinginspiringuplifting

   Antónimosdegradingdemeaninghumiliatinglowering

• Verbo que expresa el acto de alabar o ensalzar muy altamente a alguien o algo, o de elevar en rango, poder o carácter.

A verb used to express the act of praising someone or something highly, or to elevate in rank, power, or character.

1. Praise highlyC1formal

   To praise someone or something very much, often in a formal or religious context.

   Alabar grandemente

   • The congregation exalted the name of the Lord.
   • Critics exalted the director's latest film as a masterpiece.
   • The speech exalted the virtues of hard work and honesty.

   Sinónimosacclaimcommendextolglorifylaudmagnifypraiseworship

   Antónimosbelittlecensurecondemncriticizedecrydegradedenouncedisparage

2. Raise in rank or statusC1formal

   To elevate someone to a higher position, rank, or level of importance.

   Elevar en rango o estatus

   • The king exalted his loyal advisor to the position of duke.
   • The promotion exalted her to a leadership role in the company.
   • His achievements exalted him among his peers.

   Sinónimosadvanceaggrandizedignifyelevateennoblepromoteraise

   Antónimosdegradedemotehumblelowerreduce