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Exalt vs. Exult

Exalt

/ɪɡˈzɔːlt/
To praise someone or something highly or raise them to a higher rank or position

Examples:

The community sought to exalt their local heroes.Books of old often exalt the virtue of patience.During the ritual, they exalt the spirits of nature.

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Exult

/ɪɡˈzʌlt/
To feel or show great happiness, especially because of a success.

Examples:

She couldn't help but exult when she received the promotion.The fans exulted as their team scored the winning goal.David exulted in his daughter's academic achievements.

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Ways to tell them apart:

etymology
  • Exalt has the letter a, similar to applaud, which is related to the idea of praising.
  • Exult has the letter u, similar to jubilation, which is related to the idea of feeling joyful.
  • Remember, exalt involves putting someone or something on a higher level, while exult involves expressing great joy.
  • Exalt and altar both have an a and both are related to the idea of being raised up or highly regarded.
  • Exult and result both have a u, and when something good results, you might feel joyful (exult).
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