exaltation
n . 提升,提高,得意洋洋
提升,提高,得意洋洋
exaltation n 1 :
a state of being carried away by overwhelming emotion ;
"
listening to sweet music in a perfect rapture "-
Charles Dickens [
synonym : {
ecstasy }, {
rapture }, {
transport },
{
exaltation }, {
raptus }]
2 :
the location of a planet in the zodiac at which it is believed to exert its maximum influence 3 :
a flock of larks (
especially a flock of larks in flight overhead )
4 :
the elevation of a person (
as to the status of a god ) [
synonym :
{
deification }, {
exaltation }, {
apotheosis }]
Exaltation \
Ex `
al *
ta "
tion \,
n . [
L .
exaltatio :
cf .
F .
exaltation .]
1 .
The act of exalting or raising high ;
also ,
the state of being exalted ;
elevation .
[
1913 Webster ]
Wondering at my flight ,
and change To this high exaltation . --
Milton .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 . (
Alchem .)
The refinement or subtilization of a body ,
or the increasing of its virtue or principal property .
[
1913 Webster ]
3 . (
Astrol .)
That place of a planet in the zodiac in which it was supposed to exert its strongest influence .
[
1913 Webster ]
4 . (
Med .)
An abnormal sense of personal well -
being ,
power ,
or importance , --
a symptom observed in various forms of insanity .
[
Webster 1913 Suppl .]
174 Moby Thesaurus words for "
exaltation ":
accolade ,
adulation ,
advance ,
advancement ,
aggrandizement ,
altitude ,
apotheosis ,
ascent ,
assumption ,
beatification ,
beatitude ,
bepraisement ,
bewitchment ,
bigheartedness ,
bigness ,
blessedness ,
blessing ,
bliss ,
blissfulness ,
boost ,
canonization ,
ceiling ,
cheer ,
cheerfulness ,
chivalrousness ,
chivalry ,
cloud nine ,
congratulation ,
consecration ,
consequence ,
conspicuousness ,
dedication ,
deification ,
delectation ,
delight ,
devotion ,
dignification ,
distinction ,
ecstasy ,
ecstatics ,
elation ,
elevation ,
eloge ,
eminence ,
enchantment ,
encomium ,
ennoblement ,
enshrinement ,
enthronement ,
erection ,
errantry ,
escalation ,
eulogium ,
eulogy ,
euphoria ,
excellence ,
excessive praise ,
exhilaration ,
extolment ,
exuberance ,
felicity ,
flattery ,
gaiety ,
generosity ,
generousness ,
gladness ,
glee ,
glorification ,
glory ,
grace ,
graduation ,
grandeur ,
great heart ,
greatheartedness ,
greatness ,
greatness of heart ,
hallowing ,
happiness ,
hauteur ,
heaven ,
height ,
heighth ,
hero worship ,
heroism ,
high mightiness ,
high spirits ,
high -
mindedness ,
highness ,
homage ,
hommage ,
honor ,
idealism ,
idolatry ,
idolizing ,
immortalization ,
importance ,
intoxication ,
joy ,
joyance ,
joyfulness ,
justification ,
justification by works ,
knight -
errantry ,
knighting ,
knightliness ,
kudos ,
largeheartedness ,
laud ,
laudation ,
liberality ,
liberalness ,
lifting ,
lionizing ,
loftiness ,
magnanimity ,
magnanimousness ,
magnification ,
mark ,
meed of praise ,
nobility ,
noble -
mindedness ,
nobleness ,
notability ,
note ,
openhandedness ,
outstandingness ,
overhappiness ,
overjoyfulness ,
overpraise ,
paean ,
panegyric ,
paradise ,
passing ,
pay raise ,
perpendicular distance ,
praise ,
preferment ,
princeliness ,
prominence ,
promotion ,
purification ,
raise ,
raising ,
rapture ,
ravishment ,
rearing ,
rise ,
sainthood ,
sainting ,
sanctification ,
setting apart ,
seventh heaven ,
significance ,
state of grace ,
stature ,
sublimity ,
sunshine ,
supereminence ,
sursum corda ,
tallness ,
toploftiness ,
transport ,
tribute ,
unalloyed happiness ,
upbuoying ,
upcast ,
upgrading ,
upheaval ,
uplift ,
uplifting ,
upping ,
uprearing ,
upthrow ,
upthrust
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