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/ˌeɡzɔːlˈteɪʃn//ˌeɡzɔːlˈteɪʃn/The word "exaltation" comes from the Latin word "exaltatio," which means lifting up or elevating. In medieval times, it was used to describe the elevation of Christ's body during religious ceremonies. Over time, the meaning of "exaltation" expanded to refer to feelings of great admiration, respect, or praise. Thus, in modern English, "exaltation" is often described as a state of great honor, elevation, or glory. In religious contexts, it is sometimes used to refer to the celebration of holy events or the exaltation of sacred figures. Overall, "exaltation" continues to have a rich and varied meaning, reflecting its linguistic history and the complexity of human emotions and experiences.
a feeling of very great joy or happiness
một cảm giác vui vẻ hoặc hạnh phúc rất lớn
một khoảnh khắc của niềm vui và sự phấn khích tột độ
an act of raising something/somebody to a high position or rank
hành động nâng cái gì/ai đó lên vị trí hoặc cấp bậc cao
sự đề cao cảm xúc trên lý luận logic