Exalt [verb]

Definition of Exalt:

promote, praise

Synonyms of Exalt:

● Glorify

● Magnify

● Dignify

● Laud

● Extol

● Revere

● Bless

● Acclaim

● Ennoble

● Raise

● Advance

● Applaud

● Intensify

● Eulogize

● Erect

● Worship

● Commend

● Apotheosize

● Upgrade

● Aggrandize

● Distinguish

● Transfigure

● Idolize

● Boost

● Honor

● Sublime

● Build up

● Halo

● Uprear

● Pay homage to

● Pay tribute to

● Set on pedestal


Opposite/Antonyms of Exalt:

● Debase

● Disrespect

● Halt

● Stop

● Depress

● Lower

● Criticize

● Disgrace

● Decrease

● Raze

● Dishonor

● Denounce

● Censure

● Refuse

● Disapprove

● Deny

● Damn

● Blame

● Shame

● Humiliate

● Degrade

● Condemn

● Castigate


Sentence/Example of Exalt:

When you exalt him put forth all your strength, and be not weary: for you can never go far enough.

Upon the dark mountain lift ye up a banner, exalt the voice, lift up the hand, and let the rulers go into the gates.

And whosoever shall exalt himself shall be humbled: and whosoever shall humble himself shall be exalted.

Religion seems to have been invented but to exalt princes above their nations, and to deliver the people to their discretion.

Do not misunderstand me, however, and imagine that I wish to exalt Chopin at the expense of another great musician.

No generous emotion, no human impulse I had ever experienced, but came with adoration and rich gifts with which to exalt her.

But what was it then that attracted him to Kalkbrenner, and made him exalt this pianist above all the pianists he had heard?

The effects of this were to exalt a portion of the nation above, and to depress others below, the average standing.

And how modest and unselfish she had been to make the attempt to exalt another author when she herself was so much greater.

It is not in the nature of civilisation to exalt the savage.