Exalted
Exalted adjective - Of high moral or intellectual value; elevated in nature or style.
Fine and exalted are semantically related In some cases you can use "Fine" instead an adjective "Exalted".
Nearby Words: exaltation, exalting, exalte
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Of course, the Italian flag was exalted while the act of flag desecration was made a criminal offence punishable with a hefty fine and, naturally, a good ol' beating.
Source: Useful Notes / Fascist Italy -
Exalted also has Gethamane's fungus gardens - the gardens themselves are fine, and actually vital to the function of the city, but the magic that fuels them got messed up at some point.
Source: Garden of Evil -
The Book of Exalted Deeds then contained several "ravages" - even nastier poisons, some with dramatically horrific effects - and notes that they are fine for Good people to use, because they only work on Evil beings.
Source: Pay Evil unto Evil
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