Basic Details
Word: Exalted
Part of Speech: Adjective
Meaning: To be raised in rank, dignity, or importance; to be very happy or joyful.
Synonyms: Elevated, noble, esteemed, glorified
Antonyms: Humble, lowly, despised
Idioms and Phrases
- Exalted status: Refers to being in a high position or condition of great importance. Example: "After winning the award, she enjoyed her exalted status among her peers."
- Exalted in joy: Feeling extremely happy. Example: "He felt exalted in joy when he found out he had passed the exam."
Usage Examples
Example 1: The king's exalted position in society made him an influential leader.
Example 2: She felt exalted after performing on stage in front of a large audience.
Example 3: The community celebrated the exalted achievement of their local athlete who won a gold medal.
Fun Fact
The word "exalted" comes from the Latin word "exaltare," which means "to raise high." It is often used in literature to describe characters or situations that are filled with joy or have high importance.
Famous Quote
"The more we give our lives to God, the more we are exalted." - Oswald Chambers
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "exalted" mean?
a) Happy and content
b) Lowered in rank
c) Raised in rank or importance
d) Confused
Answer: c) Raised in rank or importance
2. Which of these is a synonym of "exalted"?
a) Elevated
b) Scorned
c) Ordinary
d) Boring
Answer: a) Elevated
3. Which of these is an antonym of "exalted"?
a) Esteemed
b) Glorified
c) Humble
d) Important
Answer: c) Humble
4. Which sentence uses "exalted" correctly?
a) The exalted puppy played in the yard.
b) She felt exalted when she won the game.
c) The tree was exalted by the wind.
d) The milk was exalted in the fridge.
Answer: b) She felt exalted when she won the game.
5. Which idiom means experiencing great happiness or importance?
a) Exalted in joy
b) The cream rises to the top
c) To have your head in the clouds
d) All in a days work
Answer: a) Exalted in joy
