Of a person or his or her attributes: of exalted rank, status, dignity, or estimation. Also of a person's reputation or position in society: exalted…

lordly, noble.

High, lofty; exalted.

= drightlike adj.

Of a person, a person's name, etc.: of exalted status or rank; noble, lordly. Now archaic and rare.

Of a particular thing or person: first or highest in rank or importance; that is at the head of all… Of a person: having the highest rank or most…

Of great dignity or importance. Obsolete.

An epithet given to a person of distinction. Obsolete.

A respectful epithet given to a person of high rank or status, or (in earlier use) to God. Now historical and archaic.

Having a commanding quality, demeanour, or aspect; majestic; august, exalted.

Having the character appropriate to a monarch; noble, majestic; generous, munificent. Of a person.

Esp. of an action, person, or personal attribute: characteristic or worthy of a king; kinglike; dignified, noble. Also more generally: majestic…

Raised to a high degree of excellence; elevated in rank, character, or estimation; exalted. Obsolete.

= lordly, adj.

Of a person: having the character, attributes, or appearance of a lord; noble, grand, illustrious. Also in extended use.

Assumed, taken up, raised, elevated, elected. (Used as past participle of the verb assume.)

Lifted up, moved to a higher position. Also figurative: elevated, exalted.

Of exalted rank or station; high-born, noble.

Characteristic of or befitting a king; resembling a king; kingly, regal.

Resembling, characteristic of, or befitting a lord; noble; imperious. Cf. lordly, adj. 2.

Splendid; glorious; magnificent; noble; notable. Obsolete.

Perhaps: noble, royal.

Of persons, characters, attributes, etc.: like a prince, princelike; having the appearance, manner, or qualities of a prince; dignified, stately…

Above others in rank or status; very, or the most, exalted, superior, or eminent (in some attribute or virtue).

Like or resembling a prince; characteristic of or befitting a prince; princely.

Raised aloft, elated, elevated.

In figurative and immaterial applications. Exalted in dignity, rank, character, or quality. Of expectations, aims, desires: Directed to high objects.

Characteristic of or resembling a monarch; splendid, magnificent, stately; distinguished.

In extended use: of or relating to a person of high rank or office; elevated, exalted.

Of exalted character, style, or rank; elevated, lofty, eminent; high-minded, aspiring; of exalted courage or bravery. archaic.

Lofty, high; rare in lit. sense; figurative of high rank, character, or quality.

Resembling, characteristic of, or befitting a queen (in various senses); queenly; spec. majestic, proud.

= majestic, adj. Of things (material and immaterial).

Elevated, exalted; aspiring, high-souled, noble. Obsolete.

= august, adj. (in various senses).

Made noble in rank, nature, or character.

Exercising or characterized by a commanding influence; ruling; dominant. Obsolete except as merged with senses 1 and 3.

Inspiring or worthy of respect (originally on account of birth or position in society); impressively eminent or respected; imposing, reverend…

figurative. Of a noble or elevated nature; exalted; admirable. Also: of distinguished origin. Now rare.

figurative. Elevated to a high degree of purity or excellence (esp. morally or spiritually); exalted; refined. Obsolete.

Of or pertaining to Jove; Jove-like, majestic.

Possessing or characterized by majesty; of imposing dignity or grandeur; stately. Of things (material and immaterial).

installed formally as monarch, bishop, etc.; invested with sovereignty, power, or dignity; (now chiefly) seated on a throne.

Of a person or a person's soul: transformed into a star or constellation after death; elevated to the region of the stars. Also as n. (with the and p…

Elevated in rank, station, or public estimation. Usually without implication of any previous lower condition: Highly placed, of high station, etc…

= majestic, adj.

That has been placed in or has adopted an upright position; raised high, elevated, uplifted. Also with up.

Elevated, exalted; supreme; sublime.

= majestic, adj.

Kingly, kinglike. Obsolete. rare.

Of immaterial things (as attributes, actions, language, etc.): grand, stately, majestic.

With reference to emotional effect. Of a person: imposing owing to the nobility of his or her moral or intellectual character. Also: (with reference…

Lofty, exalted.

Furnished with or having stilts (in quot. 1615, crutches); raised artificially as on stilts.

Placed in the canon; sainted; consecrated, beatified, deified. †canonized epistles n. cf. canonical, adj. 3.

Resembling or suggestive of a queen; queen-like. Also figurative.

Elevated to divine status; deified, idolized; glorified, exalted.

princelike, elevated.