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"exaltada" in English

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"exaltada" in English
exaltada{feminine}
hothead
exaltado{masculine}
hothead
exaltado{adjective masculine}
exacerbated
exaltado{adjective}
exalted- fiery- gung-ho- hotheaded- lightheaded- overwrought- impassioned- exalted
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
exaltada{feminine}
exaltada(also: exaltado)
hothead{noun}
exaltado{masculine}
exaltado(also: exaltada)
hothead{noun}
exaltado{adjective masculine}
exaltado(also: exacerbada)
exacerbated{adj.}
exaltado{adjective}
exaltado
exalted{adj.} [poet.] (rapturous)
¡Sublimemente exaltado está Dios por encima de todo aquello a lo que los hombres atribuyan una parte en Su divinidad!
But Allah is exalted above that which they associate with Him.
exaltado
fiery{adj.} (temper)
exaltado(also: fanático)
gung-ho{adj.} [coll.] (overenthusiastic)
exaltado
hotheaded{adj.}
exaltado
lightheaded{adj.} (excited)
exaltado(also: alterado)
overwrought{adj.} (agitated)
exaltado(also: apasionado, apasionada, vehemente, arrebatado)
impassioned{adj.}
exaltado(also: elevado)
exalted{adj.} (elevated)
¡Sublimemente exaltado está Dios por encima de todo aquello a lo que los hombres atribuyan una parte en Su divinidad!
But Allah is exalted above that which they associate with Him.

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (Spanish) for "exaltado":
exaltado
acalorado- alterado- apasionado- ardiente- ardoroso- arrebatado- arrobado- cautivado- completo- conmovido- embelesado- enardecido- entusiasmado- extremado- extremista
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "exaltada" in English(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
Cosa conocidísima, pero fundamental, indispensable y nunca bastante sabida, meditada y exaltada».
This is something which is perfectly well known, but it is supremely important and absolutely essential.
( Señor Presidente, es una vergüenza que tanta charla exaltada sobre la aplicación de la Estrategia de Lisboa no haya producido nada más que palabras.
( Mr President, it is a great shame that the high-flown talk of implementing the Lisbon Strategy has come to nothing more than words.
( Señor Presidente, es una vergüenza que tanta charla exaltada sobre la aplicación de la Estrategia de Lisboa no haya producido nada más que palabras.
( Mr President, it is a great shame that the high-flown talk of implementing the Lisbon Strategy has come to nothing more than words.
Con voz exaltada, contestó que ese era el tipo de pregunta que podía hacerse en un mitin electoral en su país y la rechazó sin dar al orador la posibilidad de responderla.
In a raised voice he replied that it was the kind of question that might be raised at an election rally in his country and rejected it without giving the speaker a chance to reply.

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