exaltment (Meaning)
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exaltment (n.)
Exaltation.
Synonyms & Antonyms of exaltment
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
exaltment Sentence Examples
- Every country experienced the exaltation affiliated with victory over the long and tiring war.
- Tears of exaltation streamed down the girl's face as she grasped the trophy she had worked so hard to achieve.
- The parents felt a profound exaltation witnessing their child's remarkable academic achievement.
- The soldiers marched with exaltment in their hearts as they entered the liberated city.
- The congregation burst into an outburst of exaltation when the choir ended their breathtaking performance.
- She felt an overwhelming sense of exaltation when she was announced as the winner of the competition.
- The athlete's spirits soared with exaltation as they crossed the finish line victorious.
- In the moment of victory, he experienced a powerful surge of exaltation that made him feel invincible.
- Her acceptance into the prestigious university filled her with an indescribable exaltation, a feeling that she would carry with her forever.
- The crowd cheered with exaltation as the confetti showered down on the newly crowned champion.
FAQs About the word exaltment
Exaltation.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Every country experienced the exaltation affiliated with victory over the long and tiring war.
Tears of exaltation streamed down the girl's face as she grasped the trophy she had worked so hard to achieve.
The parents felt a profound exaltation witnessing their child's remarkable academic achievement.
The soldiers marched with exaltment in their hearts as they entered the liberated city.
