exaltations Sentence Examples
- The bishop delivered a sermon filled with exaltations of the Lord's grace.
- The cheers and exaltations of the crowd echoed throughout the stadium.
- The president's speech included many exaltations of the nation's founders.
- The poet's words were a symphony of exaltations, praising the beauty of nature.
- The politician's exaltations of liberty and justice resonated with the voters.
- The church bells rang out exaltations as the congregation celebrated Easter.
- The choir's exaltations soared through the cathedral, creating a celestial atmosphere.
- The award ceremony featured many exaltations of the winner's accomplishments.
- The scientist's exaltations of the scientific method inspired future generations.
- The teacher's exaltations of the students' potential motivated them to strive for excellence.
exaltations Meaning
exaltations
an abnormal sense of personal well-being, power, or importance, an excessively intensified sense of well-being, power, or importance, an act of exalting, a greatly heightened sense of personal well-being, power, or importance, an increase in degree or intensity, marked or excessive intensification of a mental state or of the activity of a bodily part or function, the act of exalting
Synonyms & Antonyms of exaltations
FAQs About the word exaltations
an abnormal sense of personal well-being, power, or importance, an excessively intensified sense of well-being, power, or importance, an act of exalting, a grea
glorifications, preferments, rhapsodies, encomia, distinctions, ennoblements, creations,promotions, praises, magnifications
expulsions, discharges,depositions, impeachments, suspensions, overthrows, dismissals, removals, ousters, downfalls
The bishop delivered a sermon filled with exaltations of the Lord's grace.
The cheers and exaltations of the crowd echoed throughout the stadium.
The president's speech included many exaltations of the nation's founders.
The poet's words were a symphony of exaltations, praising the beauty of nature.
