exalted

Most people find her “a little disturbing,” on account of her “red and exalted face and her outlandish clothes.”

The Government of England will never rise to so exalted a pitch of glory, nor will its end be so fatal.

Life in the community must be exalted, and fitted to become the representative of spiritual life.

To Hildebrand she says that if her scheme had been successful "at my exalted name posterity would bow."

For the moment he was exalted by this instant revulsion against anything calculating in his passion.

Men and women of exalted rank lent their countenance to the holy work.