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exaltingverbpresent participle of exalt to assign a high status or value topopular support and media hype have exalted Super Bowl Sunday to the level of a national holiday aggrandizing, canonizing, deifying, dignifying, elevating, ennobling, enshrining, enskying, enthroning, glorifying, magnifying boosting, lifting, promoting, raising, upgrading, upliftingheightening, intensifyingidealizing, romanticizing, sanitizing, sugarcoatingacclaiming, extolling, honoring, lauding, praising abasing, degrading, demeaning, humbling, humiliating belittling, decrying, depreciating, detracting, disparaging, minimizing to proclaim the glory ofmonstrous, gaudy gambling palaces that seem to exalt the very notion of excess blessing, caroling(or carolling), celebrating, emblazoning, extolling, glorifying, hymning, lauding, magnifying, praising, resounding adoring, belauding, deifying, idolizing, worshipping(also worshiping)acclaiming, applauding, commending, complimenting, hailing, renowning, salutingchanting, cheering, eulogizing, rhapsodizingcitingflatteringcracking up, recommending, touting blaming, censuring, reprehending, reprobatingcriticizing, reprovingadmonishing, chiding, keelhauling, rebuking, reprimanding, reproachingcastigating, lambasting |