exalting
Speech parts
1. exalting - Adjective
2. exalting - Verb
4. exalting - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
of Exalt
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an exalting eulogy
ennobling thoughts
For example, Rousseau viewed Machiavelli's work as a satirical piece in which Machiavelli exposes the faults of a one-man rule rather than exalting amorality.
Gentrification issues, too, have kept many Angelenos from exalting the market’s better, faster, stronger version with too much enthusiasm, lest we appear insensitive.
One of the largest and most influential churches within the Presbyterian Church USA (one that is center-left in theology, by the way) seems to be moving in the direction of exalting Mary.
Yet Robert Hatch in The Nation thought it as "excellent a filming of the play as one can expect" and Vincent Canby in The New York Times called it "an exalting Lear, full of exquisite terror".