exaltation

she was in a frenzy of exaltation and terror.

the exaltation of the army as a place for brotherhood.

the exaltation of Jesus to the Father's right hand.

The judge commended the jury for their patience and hard work. Toextol is to praise highly; the term suggests exaltation or glorification:

to experience a sense of exaltation

the exaltation of victory

to feel a sense of exaltation

the exaltation of the crowd

to express exaltation through dance

a feeling of exaltation washed over her

to sing with exaltation

the exaltation of the human spirit

I'd never known such exaltation and such a transcendent joy.

But nothing imprudent was said by the man in spite of his evident exaltation.

He felt no vain glee, no victorious exaltation.

The Liberal exaltation had been extinguished into a silent terror.

And yet a great sense of exaltation.

What reason can we give for our exaltation of intellectual training and activity?

He was reserved and patient, little given to exaltation at success or depression at reverses.

Only some personal sacrifice, I felt, could help me to bear the tumult of my exaltation.

But my poor child is going through a phase of exaltation, of abhorrence of the world.

And I believe now he would bear the exaltation as well as any poor wise man in an Eastern story.