Definition: The term "altitonant" comes from the Greek word "alto", meaning "above," and "tion," which is often used to refer to something or someone above another. It's a noun, typically used for objects, things, events, or abstract concepts that are considered superior or higher in value than others. In this context, it means a person or entity who is above the average person, is particularly well-off, has more wealth, status, power, or influence than other people, and is regarded as having qualities of excellence. It's often used to refer to someone with unusual abilities, such as a unique talent, skill, or special knowledge. For example, in a legal context, "altitonant" might refer to an individual who has more legal experience than many others do, like an attorney or a judge. It could also mean someone who is considered the most important person among certain groups or individuals, especially those with a significant influence over them.

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