examIne, examen, examene, examyne

t. . [Fr. examiner, from Lat. examino IMG:content-1210.png:[blocks in formation] 2. One who extols, magnifies, or praises highly. "The Jesuits are the great exalters of the Pope's supremacy."-Fuller: Moderation of Church of England. *ěx-alt-ment, s. [ Eng.exalt ; -ment.] The act of exalting; exaltation; the state of being exalted. *ěx-ā-měn, s. [Lat.] [EXAMINE.] An examination, disquisition, or inquiry; scrutiny. "Following the wars under Antony, the course of his life would not permit a punctual examen in all."-Browne: Vulgar Errors, bk. i., ch. viii. *ex-am-e-tron, s. [Gr. hex a metros .) Hexameter (q. v.). *ex-ăm-In-a-bil-1-ty, s. [English examinable ; -ity. The quality of being examinable, or liable to be inquired into.