[f. as prec. + -NESS.] Elated state or condition; elation.
1731–1800. in Bailey.
1791. trans. Swedenborg’s Apoc. Rev., xviii. (1875), 578. In proportion to their elatedness of heart from dominion … they experience internal grief after Death.
1805. Knox & Jebb, Corr., I. 222. We may be in danger of presumptuous elatedness.
1850. D. King, Geol. & Relig., 152. A poor ground for elatedness.
