Exalting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXALTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXALT, to place in a high position
• think or speak very highly of (someone or something)
• raise to a higher rank or position
• make noble in character; dignify
ADJECTIVE:
• tending to exalt
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to raise

Words related to EXALTING

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Words that contain EXALTING

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How to use EXALTING in a sentence

• If Constantine made a mistake in enriching and exalting the clergy, it was endorsed by Charlemagne and Alfred.
• Historians are fond of exalting the glories of imperialism, and everybody is dazzled by the splendor and power of ancient Roman emperors.
• I am not exalting the ignorance and brutality of the feudal ages.
• The passion or sentiment I describe is degrading when perverted, as it is exalting when pure.
• But this exalting influence cannot exist in society without an attractive power in those ladies who compose it.
• So you see, madam, that without boasting, or exalting myself above others, I may really claim that I made this match that I set my heart on.
• It appears to place substances to which it is affixed in a superlative sense, and always as exalting the object.
• He made skilful use of the occasion for the purpose of still further exalting and improving the question and his own position.
• Moreover, our humanism, in emphasizing the individual and exalting his self-sufficiency, has so far made the mood of worship alien and the need of it superfluous.
• Saints and ascetics without end and of many persuasions have resorted to bodily pain as a means of deadening the imagination and exalting the will or spirit.
• In time, however, the kings followed the example of Hammurabi by exalting Merodach.
• The one, exalting royal rights and aristocratic privileges, was the drift toward provincial government through royal officers appointed in England.
• That discipline which is ever putting self in the background, ever exalting the person and the work of Christ.
• Under a pretence of exalting the dignity, they undermine the very foundations of this House.
• On the other hand, Shakespeare never allows artistic scruples to stand in the way of exalting simple, domestic virtues.
• The putting down of the mighty from their seat and the exalting of them of low degree was the keynote of the festival.
• Music, of all arts the most divine and exalting, moves with measured step, using geometrical figures, and cannot free itself from numbers without dying away into discord.
• She recognises in it real moral excellence though degraded, but she cannot set it free from earth except by exalting it towards heaven.
• I pray God to aid you in exalting His Word and in establishing the Temple of Worship, through His grace and ancient mercy.
• A strange, keen value, immeasurably exalting, was in the air.
• Then for some years he gave up dramatic composition, disgusted by the intrigues of enemies who sought to injure his career by exalting above him an unworthy rival.
• This depreciation of others is the most approved method of exalting ourselves.
• Pope may reply, his cavil was not against the action itself of addressing to the wax, but of exalting that action in the terms.
• Even the most illustrious poets corrupted the people, exalting servility to the monarchy in their plays.
• We choose the circle for exalting and caressing, because the circle is the most agreeable form to touch and to caress.
• Let then this author and his friends still continue in possession of the practice of exalting their own abilities, in their pamphlets and in the newspapers.
• This he relates, while uttering fervent thanks and exalting the great favors and benefits which God has bestowed upon him.
• Posterity, in exalting the one and debasing the other, shows how modest Beethoven was in the matter.

Similar words containing ALT without suffix ing and without prefix ex

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