No. 11,431 in Spanish
exaltadas
"Exaltadas" means "exalted" or "overexcited."
In a sentence
Las emociones de los presentes estaban muy exaltadas debido a la emocionante noticia.
The emotions of those present were very exalted due to the exciting news.
In this sentence, 'exaltadas' refers to heightened emotions, emphasizing an intense or uplifted state, showcasing its use in describing feelings.
Las respuestas exaltadas de los estudiantes sorprendieron al profesor.
The students' exalted responses surprised the teacher.
Here, 'exaltadas' describes the responses, indicating they were given in an excited or animated manner, demonstrating its use for characterizing reactions or replies.
Durante el debate, las discusiones se tornaron exaltadas por el tema controversial.
During the debate, the discussions became exalted due to the controversial topic.
In this example, 'exaltadas' pertains to the tone of the discussions, conveying that they turned passionate or intense, illustrating its application in social or conversational contexts.
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