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exalted

adjectiveCommon GRE wordMore E words

raised to a high rank or level; noble or elevated

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Exalted in a sentence

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For all his exalted title, the minister had almost no real power over the budget.

Synonyms
loftyeminentelevated
Antonyms
lowlyhumbledebased

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The treaty's terms were deliberately blank, allowing each side to interpret the key clauses in whatever way best suited its own interests.

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Exalted (adjective) means raised to a high rank or level; noble or elevated
Here is exalted used in an example sentence: "For all his exalted title, the minister had almost no real power over the budget."
Common synonyms for exalted include lofty, eminent, elevated.
Antonyms of exalted include lowly, humble, debased.
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